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Just as SAM presents a show about women artists, "Men in Dance" makes its Seattle return.
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Choreographers turn Seattle into a regular NYC
A convergence of talented choreographers (and a star ballerino) turned the emerald city into a metropolitan dance mecca.
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Love's duller side
Despite the talent displayed by Spectrum Dance Theater's agile performers, Donald Byrd's new performance piece, "Love," lacks emotional power.
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When the creative process is the main act
On the Boards' New Works dance festival will showcase experimental performances from a few local favorites -- zoe/juniper and Catherine Cabeen -- and a few unknowns. Blink and you'll miss Seattle's next big choreographer.
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Dancing from McCaw Hall to the House of Grimaldi
This spring PNB will bid a fond adieu to principal dancer, Lucien Postlewaite, who's heading off to Les Ballets de Monte Carlo. He sat down with Crosscut's Alice Kaderlan to talk about his future in Monaco, the power of eye contact, and long-distance relationships.
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Tout: MacArthur 'genius' Trimpin unveils acoustic memory masterwork
Acoustic sculptor and contemporary composer Trimpin's new work on memory and bearing witness, "The Gurs Zyklus," defies all categorization.
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Introdans: Gorgeous dancers could use more innovative moves
Dutch dance company Introdans makes a gorgeous debut at UW's Meany Hall. If only they'd gone with more choreographed works.
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For Damn Yankees, the devil is in the script
For Fifth Avenue Theatre's Damn Yankees, it's the acting and the musical numbers that carry a rather hum-drum story.
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Hip-hop darling Kyle Abraham: A better soloist than choreographer
Kyle Abraham is known for his fluid, distinctive dance style, but his new show at On the Boards makes it clear his talent is as a dancer and not yet as a choreographer.
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New PNB performance shows evidence of the corps' growing strength
PNB's latest dance coupling - "Apollo" and "Carmina Burana" - is a study in balance and contrast and, as studies go, a show of strength.
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New contemporary dance at Meany should come with a snooze button
Chunky Move, a Melbourne-based dance company, falls flat, blinding the audience with scenery that outshines its own dancers.
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Spring Membership Drive: a matching grant and drawing for dance tickets at Meany
Today's drawing is for the Meany debut of an Australian modern dance company, and your gift above $75 will be doubled.
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Catherine Cabeen: a top-tier dance talent in Seattle
A new show this weekend reveals new facets to this charismatic dancer and dance-maker.
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Two boffo new works at Pacific Northwest Ballet
The company continues to showcase its versatility by presenting electrifying new works by exciting choreographers.
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