Russian ballet is alive and well.
Merce Cunningham is still on the edge
Elevator Repair Service takes reality to a new level with a metadocumentary.
Rennie Harris takes to the streets.
The sixth all-male festival mixes styles, skills . . . and genders.
Lies, lines, and colorful backdrops as a choreographer turns painterly.
The clanging, kinetic world of Lelavision.
Pratfalls accompany the leaps in PNB’s winsome Quixote.
PATRICIA BARKER GALA
Improvisation takes dancers into another dimension.
Once blocked from Rainier Avenue, Columbia City Theatre reconnects to the street—and to the public.
PNB’s repertory program is a rewarding opportunity to see revived works in a different light.
Pacific Northwest Ballet (November): There’s a moment in the pas de deux of George Balanchine’s Agon where the couple comes…
A hundred years of ballet history in one PNB program.
Dancers have a thing about heat. They start the day by warming up, and spend the rest of it trying…
For its 10th anniversary, d9 goes airborne.
Three celebrations of George Balanchine on his 100th birthday.
The Balkan folk-performance group celebrates with a big dance party.
PNB plays to the crowd with Tango.
On the Boards marks its 25th season.
