
At UW, 2 choreographers dive into jazz
At "UW Dance Presents" Jan. 20-22, two of the pieces are new works grounded in deep investigations of the history and spirit of jazz music.
At "UW Dance Presents" Jan. 20-22, two of the pieces are new works grounded in deep investigations of the history and spirit of jazz music.
Whim W'Him has purchased the All Saints Church building atop Queen Anne Hill, becoming one of the rare dance companies that own their own space.
In its latest production, a local performing arts company seeks to amplify the often-overlooked voices of women who went sent to Nazi concentration camps.
In the sequel to “Hollow Kingdom,” Seattle author Kira Jane Buxton details more adventures of the trash-talking, whiskey-sipping crow S.T., who sets out with his...
Much of “Body of Work,” which runs through May 31, 2021, uses story to look at the history and artistry of tattoo, specifically through the...
The actor and playwright is bringing her new work, “Over 140 LBS,” to the stage at ACTLab’s inaugural Solo Fest.
Is it theater, dance or a hybrid of the two? Find out for yourself at the Seattle Butoh Festival Nov. 1-3 at the Taoist Studies...
In “7th and Jackson,” Sara Porkalob makes room for underrepresented narratives surrounding World War II.
Reading about grief and writing his debut novel "King of Joy" helped Seattle author Richard Chiem get through his own battles with grief and depression....
Former PNB dancer Olivier Wevers founded contemporary dance company Whim W’Him with the grassroots support of colleagues and friends. Ten years later, he’s one of...