Dance luminaries Wen Hui and Eiko Otake create a complex tapestry of language, movement, and video to share their personal memories related to war.
An evening of three duets by visionary artists.
Rooted in deep cultural memory and archival research, six Black femmes channel the power and poetry of majorette dance in a fierce investigation of memory, sensuality, and pride.
A genre-defying musical shrine to queer identity and transformation invites us into an irreverent feast of gender, memory, and grief.
A ritual of femme power and connection rooted in two decades of research and participation in street and contemporary dance cultures.
Since 1983, NW New Works has been a vibrant celebration of artists from all performance disciplines, showcasing the dynamic arts community of the Pacific Northwest.
Dance luminaries Wen Hui and Eiko Otake create a complex tapestry of language, movement, and video to share their personal memories related to war.
An evening of three duets by visionary artists.
Rooted in deep cultural memory and archival research, six Black femmes channel the power and poetry of majorette dance in a fierce investigation of memory, sensuality, and pride.
A genre-defying musical shrine to queer identity and transformation invites us into an irreverent feast of gender, memory, and grief.
A ritual of femme power and connection rooted in two decades of research and participation in street and contemporary dance cultures.
Since 1983, NW New Works has been a vibrant celebration of artists from all performance disciplines, showcasing the dynamic arts community of the Pacific Northwest.
Video art by Anna Luisa Petrisko
