Marie Chong’s scrappy, inspired ARC Dance celebrates its 10th anniversary season
Marie Chong with ARC Dance company members | photo by Paul Sanders
Tucked around the back of the old Crown Hill Elementary School, where the Gothic 1919 schoolhouse…
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Enemies, A Love Story
Choreographer Donald Byrd is dead serious about addressing the biggest themes of the day, including war and peace in the Middle East.
Choreographer Donald Byrd | photo by Charles Peterson
The homework was to come up with common preconceived notions…
City Seen: Nature Consortium, Zombies Turn Rotten
Photo by Rita AlcantaraInto the WoodsTen years ago, West Seattle resident Nancy Whitlock set out to connect with her neighbors and to help the environment through art. She succeeded at both by creating the Nature Consortium, a grassroots nonprofit…
Let’s Put On a Musical!
It takes the Village Theatre to raise award-winning shows bound for New York’s bright lights.
What’s hot right now in American theatre? Musicals. In fact, this might be the best time for musicals since the glory years of the ’40s (Oklahoma!)…
You Should Be Dancing
To help kick off his year’s Art at Work Month, MLKBallet (mlkballet.org) will perform the second installment in its series of dance programs entitled “Move!” If you missed the first one, here’s that second chance life doesn’t often provide….