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Ballet in Rio: ‘anesthetic’ and escape VIEW
In a rough neighborhood, dance becomes a way to escape daily violence and see beauty, but also a picture of protest and independence.
Choreographer Gillian Lynne of ‘Cats’ fame dies at age 92.
Choreographer Gillian Lynne, who worked closely for many years with composer Andrew Lloyd Webber on some of his most famous works, has died in London...
Look Ahead: The hottest Seattle events for July 2018 VIEW
From "Ant-Man and the Wasp" to "Lauren Weedman Doesn't Live Here Anymore," our Seattle Times arts writers dish on next month’s most buzzworthy arts and...
Travel light? Not a chance, as Pacific Northwest Ballet packs for its big Paris trip VIEW
When a ballet company goes on tour overseas, it’s a monumental effort.
Tonya Lockyer, champion for local dance, departs Velocity Dance Center after vertiginous success
In this occasional feature, we shine a spotlight on someone in the arts and culture world. Dancer, writer, choreographer and arts leader Tonya Lockyer talks...
From Lynchian discomfort to anti-fascist ballet, Whim W’Him delivers a strong season closer
If you don't have a high tolerance for contemporary dance, Whim W'Him's repertoire might seem abstract and forbidding, but the effort you put into watching...
Pacific Northwest Ballet’s ‘Love & Ballet’ is a glimpse into ballet’s future
Ballet is predicated on an illusion — one that PNB's 'Love & Ballet' breaks, providing a glimpse into what ballet's future might look like.
Pacific Northwest Ballet dancer Karel Cruz prepares to make his final bows VIEW
Karel Cruz is retiring after 16 years with PNB, where he has been a principal dancer — the company’s highest rank — since 2009. He...