The iconic choreographer’s latest works, ‘Analogy Trilogy,’ will be performed in succession for the first time at Meany Center for the Performing Arts, beginning Feb. 1.
Month: January 2018
Promising Work, New Perspectives at Velocity’s Latest ‘Bridge Project’
The quality of both the dances and the dancers at Velocity Dance Center’s ‘Bridge Project’ is as strong as it’s ever been.
Seattle Filmmaker Sees Redemption and Reconciliation ‘As Far as the Eye Can See’
As Far as the Eye Can See opens in a diner in the sleepy small town of Paget, Texas, where Elyn (Annalee Jefferies), the diner’s proprietor, tells a young boy the story of the diner’s prize-winning pecan pie. As she spins the yarn, a slice of the mythic pie sits on display in a glass… Continue reading Seattle Filmmaker Sees Redemption and Reconciliation ‘As Far as the Eye Can See’
Minoosh Zomorodinia Searches for Home in ‘Colonial Walk’
A multidisciplinary solo show at Feast Arts Center in Tacoma considers the natural environment and the immigrant experience.
Teeth ’n’ Love
A new poem by the former Seattle Youth Poet Laureate.
Let Yourself Go
Beth Fleenor performed with her group Crystal Beth & the Boom Boom Band at the Substation on Jan. 10.
Swimming in Sound
Ambisonic technology offers an entirely new way to hear, and it’s coming soon from engineer-artists near you.
Modern Sorcery
The Hoodwitch draws on many traditions to conjure empowerment and healing.
A New Arts Space, Called Found, Heads for Capitol Hill
A new interdisciplinary space aims to showcase and connect underrepresented artists.
Together We Rise
Marissa Niederhauser performed her piece ‘Womanhood’ last month at Teatro de la Psychomachia.
TV Time Machine
Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako stars in the Netflix special ‘Everything Sucks!’ premiering Feb. 16.
‘Summer in Los Angeles’
‘Transcending Identity’ by Marilyn Montufar on view at Gallery4Culture through Feb. 22.