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Artistic Director’s Notebook: Coppélia
Artistic Director's Notebook: Coppélia In the spring of 1974, my parents took my sister and me to a performance of George Balanchine [...]
Kyle Davis’ Notes on Las Estrellas
We’re on the edge of our seats and tips of our toes in anticipation for Monday’s world premiere release of Las Estrellas (The Stars )! [...]
PNB School Faculty’s Favorite Dance Movies
With the Oscars happening at the end of April, this month's PNB School Spotlight is all about our PNB School faculty's favorite dance films! Read [...]
Artistic Director’s Notebook: Future Memory, Pictures at an Exhibition, and And the sky is not cloudy all day
Artistic Director's Notebook: Future Memory, Pictures at an Exhibition, and And the sky is not cloudy all day Language [...]
Arts Collaborations During A Global Pandemic
Principal Dancer Lucien Postlewaite’s recent collaboration with local Seattle folk/pop band Fretland brought together a wealth of musical and performance artists from multiple disciplines and [...]
Q & A: Marjorie Thompson, PNB School Faculty
PNB School faculty member Marjorie Thompson has had a legendary career - first working with George Balanchine at New York City Ballet, then teaching the [...]
PNB Catches Up with Locally Sourced Artists
In November 2019, PNB presented Locally Sourced, featuring three Seattle-based choreographers. One of them, Miles Pertl, highlighted additional Seattle-based artists in a pop-up art exhibit [...]
Q&A with dancers from The Intermission Project
"'Intermission' implies a period of time spent between. In 2021, most artists find themselves frozen in isolation, caught in between - between what their normal [...]
PNB Celebrates Kiyon Ross
In honor of his birthday month, we are celebrating Kiyon’s personal and professional excellence as well as his many contributions to the field of dance. This blog post is a companion to the interview conducted by Kiyon’s best friend, Jonathan Porretta, which you can view below – we hope you enjoy both. Happy Birthday, Kiyon!