Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World | September 12-14
Boy mother / faceless bloom | December 12-14
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May 1-3, 2025 | 8pm
Commission
How can a dance speak to the overwhelming and constant grief that undergirds our lives? This is one of many questions raised in the latest work by the award-winning bicoastal multimedia artist, Miguel Gutierrez. Thinking about movement in both the dance and geographic sense of the word, Super Nothing engages with our ideas about place/home, time, history, and the strengths and failings of “community.”
May 29 - 31, 2025
Commission & World Premiere, presented in partnership with CD Forum and Velocity Dance Center
Seattle’s legendary dancer/choreographer dani tirrell brings the club to heaven in the second installment of the widely acclaimed Leviticus or Love project. Centering around Black and brown bodies leaving this world and entering the "afterlife," this performance transforms the Kubota Garden into a divine landscape to imagine what utopia would look like if Black bodies were free to imagine.
June 12-14, 2025
NW New Works returns by popular demand to showcase the most daring, cutting-edge performances in our region once again!
May 1-3, 2025 | 8pm
Commission
How can a dance speak to the overwhelming and constant grief that undergirds our lives? This is one of many questions raised in the latest work by the award-winning bicoastal multimedia artist, Miguel Gutierrez. Thinking about movement in both the dance and geographic sense of the word, Super Nothing engages with our ideas about place/home, time, history, and the strengths and failings of “community.”
May 29 - 31, 2025
Commission & World Premiere, presented in partnership with CD Forum and Velocity Dance Center
Seattle’s legendary dancer/choreographer dani tirrell brings the club to heaven in the second installment of the widely acclaimed Leviticus or Love project. Centering around Black and brown bodies leaving this world and entering the "afterlife," this performance transforms the Kubota Garden into a divine landscape to imagine what utopia would look like if Black bodies were free to imagine.
June 12-14, 2025
NW New Works returns by popular demand to showcase the most daring, cutting-edge performances in our region once again!
