Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

This performance is listed as ASL interpreted (4/7 @ 6pm). As always, please confirm date and best seating location with the company.

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Featuring performances by Kuu Sakuragi, Maya Tacon, Tariq Mitri, Rodrick Barnes, and Arinze Okammor, and visual art showcase by Elisa Dore, Kenya Shakoor, Nicole Vilamil, and Shirene Rafie.

Art / Break is a community celebration and fundraiser for The Seattle Project’s new original full-length performance work “Chapters” by Amanda Morgan to debut at the Northwest Film Forum on May 5 & 6 2023. Chapters will explore the lives of four black femmes; Akoiya Harris, Ashton Edwards, Amanda Morgan, and Nia-Amina Minor – highlighting ancestry and upbringing along with the intersections of Blackness and femininity. This new work will feature live dance, dance film, home video, poetry, music, and photographic portraits by Kenya Shakoor. A short documentary by Barry Johnson will accompany the piece showcasing the creative process from start to finish.

Location: Love City Love (1422 Seneca St)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

The Dirty Darlings are a Seattle-based burlesque troupe and have embarked on their most ambitious project yet! A re-telling of a tale dating back to Ancient Greece, Cinderella. Often told as a story of love at first sight with the evil stepsisters providing a foil to Cinderella’s beauty & grace writer and director, Sweety Sunday, has chosen to center The Darling’s re-imaginging on the Stepsisters daring to ask “what makes a Cinderella?”

Slipper is a story of power and privilege with Sweety writing “Cinderella” to be a position of political power within the royal court, one that is bestowed upon a new debutante each season at the hand of the Monarch. Event is 21+.

Tickets ($23) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

The Dirty Darlings are a Seattle-based burlesque troupe and have embarked on their most ambitious project yet! A re-telling of a tale dating back to Ancient Greece, Cinderella. Often told as a story of love at first sight with the evil stepsisters providing a foil to Cinderella’s beauty & grace writer and director, Sweety Sunday, has chosen to center The Darling’s re-imaginging on the Stepsisters daring to ask “what makes a Cinderella?”

Slipper is a story of power and privilege with Sweety writing “Cinderella” to be a position of political power within the royal court, one that is bestowed upon a new debutante each season at the hand of the Monarch. Event is 21+.

Tickets ($23) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

A Practice of Return is a celebratory archival practice conceptualized by the Black Collectivity Project. Through a series of offerings including workshops, film screenings, and performances, A Practice of Return weaves together embodied knowledge and research in pursuit of ‘return,’ a practice of looking back to see where you are. This programming is the result of a year-long research collaboration inspired by the ongoing legacy of Black dance artists in Seattle beginning with Syvilla Fort.

A Practice of Return will take place over the course of two weekends. Weekend 1 includes workshops and film screenings highlighting dance, storytelling, and the transmission of memory (individual and collective). Weekend 2 consists of three days of performances responding to Syvilla Fort’s 1940 solo concert originally presented at the Seattle Repertory Playhouse (now Jones Playhouse). Although few records of the original performance exist, dance allows us to access and imagine what was and what could be.

Black Collectivity is a collaborative project developed by Nia-Amina Minor, David Rue, marco farroni, and Akoiya Harris through the Made in Seattle Artist Residency Program at Velocity Dance Center.

Additional Collaborators: Jiamond Elizabeth (Performer), Chari Glogovac-Smith (Sound Design), Le’Ecia Farmer (costumes/set design), Brea Wilson (projection).

Location: 12th Avenue Arts

Tickets $22.50-$54.50 (sliding scale available for all) here.

The Dirty Darlings are a Seattle-based burlesque troupe and have embarked on their most ambitious project yet! A re-telling of a tale dating back to Ancient Greece, Cinderella. Often told as a story of love at first sight with the evil stepsisters providing a foil to Cinderella’s beauty & grace writer and director, Sweety Sunday, has chosen to center The Darling’s re-imaginging on the Stepsisters daring to ask “what makes a Cinderella?”

Slipper is a story of power and privilege with Sweety writing “Cinderella” to be a position of political power within the royal court, one that is bestowed upon a new debutante each season at the hand of the Monarch. Event is 21+.

Tickets ($23) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Moisture Festival presents Libertease Burlesque , a sexy, fun evening of adult performance at the beautiful Broadway Performance Hall on Capitol Hill. Featuring a tantalizing mix of burlesque stars, live music, circus and ribald comedy/varietè acts, Libertease Burlesque is always seductive and delightful. Our live show band sets the mood and the audience is encouraged to come dressed up and ready for fun! This show is for adults 18 and older.

Various artists at each show; see ticketing link for calendar and lineup.

Tickets ($51) here.

Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence incorporates dance, Hawaiian chant & percussion, original compositions for cello, and multimedia scenic design to examine ancestry, home, and belonging. The research for the work began by questioning the word “native,” an identity that has become politically charged, has limiting vagueness, and has long been a weapon of colonization. The work explores nature versus nurture, the origins of instinct, what aspects of our identities are shaped by our environment, and if our genes influence who we become. Looking to genetics inspired Christopher Morgan to incorporate a lei making technique whose twisting spirals are reminiscent of the double helix of DNA. The metaphor of lei as strands of our DNA informed the scenic design by Brenda Mallory and how the work looks to weave together stories from varied identities as a way to build bridges that celebrate difference and respect unique individuality.

With live music by electric cellist Wytold and Hawaiian chanter/percussionist Patrick Makuakāne, projection design by Kelly Colburn, lighting by Peter Leibold and costuming by Marques Hanalei Marzan, this work creates a comprehensive picture of the multiplicity of identities we all navigate and invites audiences to reflect on their perception of Native people, their own identities, and instinct. Joining long-time company dancers Tiffanie Carson, Abby Farina, and Deontay Gray are new company members Jamison Curcio and frequent collaborator of CKM&A Matthew Cumbie.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

Moisture Festival presents Libertease Burlesque , a sexy, fun evening of adult performance at the beautiful Broadway Performance Hall on Capitol Hill. Featuring a tantalizing mix of burlesque stars, live music, circus and ribald comedy/varietè acts, Libertease Burlesque is always seductive and delightful. Our live show band sets the mood and the audience is encouraged to come dressed up and ready for fun! This show is for adults 18 and older.

Various artists at each show; see ticketing link for calendar and lineup.

Tickets ($51) here.

Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence incorporates dance, Hawaiian chant & percussion, original compositions for cello, and multimedia scenic design to examine ancestry, home, and belonging. The research for the work began by questioning the word “native,” an identity that has become politically charged, has limiting vagueness, and has long been a weapon of colonization. The work explores nature versus nurture, the origins of instinct, what aspects of our identities are shaped by our environment, and if our genes influence who we become. Looking to genetics inspired Christopher Morgan to incorporate a lei making technique whose twisting spirals are reminiscent of the double helix of DNA. The metaphor of lei as strands of our DNA informed the scenic design by Brenda Mallory and how the work looks to weave together stories from varied identities as a way to build bridges that celebrate difference and respect unique individuality.

With live music by electric cellist Wytold and Hawaiian chanter/percussionist Patrick Makuakāne, projection design by Kelly Colburn, lighting by Peter Leibold and costuming by Marques Hanalei Marzan, this work creates a comprehensive picture of the multiplicity of identities we all navigate and invites audiences to reflect on their perception of Native people, their own identities, and instinct. Joining long-time company dancers Tiffanie Carson, Abby Farina, and Deontay Gray are new company members Jamison Curcio and frequent collaborator of CKM&A Matthew Cumbie.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Moisture Festival presents Libertease Burlesque , a sexy, fun evening of adult performance at the beautiful Broadway Performance Hall on Capitol Hill. Featuring a tantalizing mix of burlesque stars, live music, circus and ribald comedy/varietè acts, Libertease Burlesque is always seductive and delightful. Our live show band sets the mood and the audience is encouraged to come dressed up and ready for fun! This show is for adults 18 and older.

Various artists at each show; see ticketing link for calendar and lineup.

Tickets ($51) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

Moisture Festival presents Libertease Burlesque , a sexy, fun evening of adult performance at the beautiful Broadway Performance Hall on Capitol Hill. Featuring a tantalizing mix of burlesque stars, live music, circus and ribald comedy/varietè acts, Libertease Burlesque is always seductive and delightful. Our live show band sets the mood and the audience is encouraged to come dressed up and ready for fun! This show is for adults 18 and older.

Various artists at each show; see ticketing link for calendar and lineup.

Tickets ($51) here.

Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence incorporates dance, Hawaiian chant & percussion, original compositions for cello, and multimedia scenic design to examine ancestry, home, and belonging. The research for the work began by questioning the word “native,” an identity that has become politically charged, has limiting vagueness, and has long been a weapon of colonization. The work explores nature versus nurture, the origins of instinct, what aspects of our identities are shaped by our environment, and if our genes influence who we become. Looking to genetics inspired Christopher Morgan to incorporate a lei making technique whose twisting spirals are reminiscent of the double helix of DNA. The metaphor of lei as strands of our DNA informed the scenic design by Brenda Mallory and how the work looks to weave together stories from varied identities as a way to build bridges that celebrate difference and respect unique individuality.

With live music by electric cellist Wytold and Hawaiian chanter/percussionist Patrick Makuakāne, projection design by Kelly Colburn, lighting by Peter Leibold and costuming by Marques Hanalei Marzan, this work creates a comprehensive picture of the multiplicity of identities we all navigate and invites audiences to reflect on their perception of Native people, their own identities, and instinct. Joining long-time company dancers Tiffanie Carson, Abby Farina, and Deontay Gray are new company members Jamison Curcio and frequent collaborator of CKM&A Matthew Cumbie.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Moisture Festival presents Libertease Burlesque , a sexy, fun evening of adult performance at the beautiful Broadway Performance Hall on Capitol Hill. Featuring a tantalizing mix of burlesque stars, live music, circus and ribald comedy/varietè acts, Libertease Burlesque is always seductive and delightful. Our live show band sets the mood and the audience is encouraged to come dressed up and ready for fun! This show is for adults 18 and older.

Various artists at each show; see ticketing link for calendar and lineup.

Tickets ($51) here.

Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence incorporates dance, Hawaiian chant & percussion, original compositions for cello, and multimedia scenic design to examine ancestry, home, and belonging. The research for the work began by questioning the word “native,” an identity that has become politically charged, has limiting vagueness, and has long been a weapon of colonization. The work explores nature versus nurture, the origins of instinct, what aspects of our identities are shaped by our environment, and if our genes influence who we become. Looking to genetics inspired Christopher Morgan to incorporate a lei making technique whose twisting spirals are reminiscent of the double helix of DNA. The metaphor of lei as strands of our DNA informed the scenic design by Brenda Mallory and how the work looks to weave together stories from varied identities as a way to build bridges that celebrate difference and respect unique individuality.

With live music by electric cellist Wytold and Hawaiian chanter/percussionist Patrick Makuakāne, projection design by Kelly Colburn, lighting by Peter Leibold and costuming by Marques Hanalei Marzan, this work creates a comprehensive picture of the multiplicity of identities we all navigate and invites audiences to reflect on their perception of Native people, their own identities, and instinct. Joining long-time company dancers Tiffanie Carson, Abby Farina, and Deontay Gray are new company members Jamison Curcio and frequent collaborator of CKM&A Matthew Cumbie.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Join us for Firelight at Cafe Racer. For these shows,

Firelight invites artists from dance, storytelling, music and performance backgrounds together to collaborate and co-imagine a performance evening, hosted by Velocity’s Curating Artist in Residence, Alyza DelPan-Monley.

It is an opportunity for artists to share their work and to perhaps stretch into less familiar forms and style collaborations. We begin the process by asking the group of artists what they’re interested in and what they care about and what they’d like to make art about, and then from there they create a performance.

This is a social gathering and intentionally low stakes and meant to be fun and caring and we invite you to show up, grab a drink, bring friends, socialize and see what these artists have created.
Presented in partnership with Cafe Racer.

Current schedule: 3rd Wednesday, every other month

Tickets $15. Artist lineup and show info here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available for this performance. See info here.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

The acclaimed Step Afrika! is the world’s first professional company dedicated to the tradition of stepping — a polyrhythmic, percussive dance form that uses the body as an instrument. The company presents its latest work, Drumfolk, a powerful piece inspired by the Stono Rebellion of 1739. Step Afrika! blends songs, storytelling and dance to explore a little-known event in American history that led to some of our country’s most distinct performance traditions. New percussive forms took root when the beats found their way into the body of the people, the Drumfolk, in a way that would forever transform African American life and culture. Co-commissioned by Meany Center.

Tickets ($59-$71) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

The acclaimed Step Afrika! is the world’s first professional company dedicated to the tradition of stepping — a polyrhythmic, percussive dance form that uses the body as an instrument. The company presents its latest work, Drumfolk, a powerful piece inspired by the Stono Rebellion of 1739. Step Afrika! blends songs, storytelling and dance to explore a little-known event in American history that led to some of our country’s most distinct performance traditions. New percussive forms took root when the beats found their way into the body of the people, the Drumfolk, in a way that would forever transform African American life and culture. Co-commissioned by Meany Center.

Tickets ($59-$71) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

The acclaimed Step Afrika! is the world’s first professional company dedicated to the tradition of stepping — a polyrhythmic, percussive dance form that uses the body as an instrument. The company presents its latest work, Drumfolk, a powerful piece inspired by the Stono Rebellion of 1739. Step Afrika! blends songs, storytelling and dance to explore a little-known event in American history that led to some of our country’s most distinct performance traditions. New percussive forms took root when the beats found their way into the body of the people, the Drumfolk, in a way that would forever transform African American life and culture. Co-commissioned by Meany Center.

Tickets ($59-$71) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

In George Balanchine’s witty adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, joy reigns supreme (no disrespect to Oberon). Add Felix Mendelssohn’s glorious score, lavish sets, and dazzling costumes and it’s no wonder this exuberant production has been captivating PNB audiences for over 25 years.

Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available on Thursday (4/20) performance.

Tickets ($44-$202) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Ayaka Nakama is a dancer who wants to be choreographed by everything that exists in the world. Freeway Dance is a time and place where she considers “other people’s memories (of their first dance)” as her choreography and lets her body dance. The running time is four hours including food break. The space is an indoor planted garden in which a swing, bookshelf and capsule-toy vending machine find their places. Audience can walk around the garden freely (they can also lie on the floor) to encounter Nakama’s solo dance. Phenomena that induce new dance, stimulated by her dance, lurk everywhere in the garden. Audience move spontaneously to discover them. We start from deconstructing what constitutes the power system of the current production system, one element after another, apparently pastorally. And then we want to extract the outline of dance, connecting dance and infinite non-dance phenomena, through which to reflect on the “dance to come.”

Note: This is an installation which provides audience members 4 hour to sit, stand, and wander, to take everything in.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Ayaka Nakama is a dancer who wants to be choreographed by everything that exists in the world. Freeway Dance is a time and place where she considers “other people’s memories (of their first dance)” as her choreography and lets her body dance. The running time is four hours including food break. The space is an indoor planted garden in which a swing, bookshelf and capsule-toy vending machine find their places. Audience can walk around the garden freely (they can also lie on the floor) to encounter Nakama’s solo dance. Phenomena that induce new dance, stimulated by her dance, lurk everywhere in the garden. Audience move spontaneously to discover them. We start from deconstructing what constitutes the power system of the current production system, one element after another, apparently pastorally. And then we want to extract the outline of dance, connecting dance and infinite non-dance phenomena, through which to reflect on the “dance to come.”

Note: This is an installation which provides audience members 4 hour to sit, stand, and wander, to take everything in.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Ayaka Nakama is a dancer who wants to be choreographed by everything that exists in the world. Freeway Dance is a time and place where she considers “other people’s memories (of their first dance)” as her choreography and lets her body dance. The running time is four hours including food break. The space is an indoor planted garden in which a swing, bookshelf and capsule-toy vending machine find their places. Audience can walk around the garden freely (they can also lie on the floor) to encounter Nakama’s solo dance. Phenomena that induce new dance, stimulated by her dance, lurk everywhere in the garden. Audience move spontaneously to discover them. We start from deconstructing what constitutes the power system of the current production system, one element after another, apparently pastorally. And then we want to extract the outline of dance, connecting dance and infinite non-dance phenomena, through which to reflect on the “dance to come.”

Note: This is an installation which provides audience members 4 hour to sit, stand, and wander, to take everything in.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Ayaka Nakama is a dancer who wants to be choreographed by everything that exists in the world. Freeway Dance is a time and place where she considers “other people’s memories (of their first dance)” as her choreography and lets her body dance. The running time is four hours including food break. The space is an indoor planted garden in which a swing, bookshelf and capsule-toy vending machine find their places. Audience can walk around the garden freely (they can also lie on the floor) to encounter Nakama’s solo dance. Phenomena that induce new dance, stimulated by her dance, lurk everywhere in the garden. Audience move spontaneously to discover them. We start from deconstructing what constitutes the power system of the current production system, one element after another, apparently pastorally. And then we want to extract the outline of dance, connecting dance and infinite non-dance phenomena, through which to reflect on the “dance to come.”

Note: This is an installation which provides audience members 4 hour to sit, stand, and wander, to take everything in.

Tickets ($36) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.

Depart from the confines of normalcy and escape into psychedelic nocturnal revelry. Noir is a risqué revue featuring Can Can’s most mischievous provocateurs in a night of indulgent dining paired with world-class entertainment. With Jonathan Betchtel, Shadou Mintrone, Jasmine Jean Sim, Sasha Voyt, Travis Guerin, and Rey Rodriguez.

A music and dance odyssey set to Pink & Pezzner’s entrancing soundscape and adorned by the backdrop of an elaborate visual landscape, this onstage live cinematic experience is unrivaled.

Note new location (enter mid-block on Pine).

21+ event. View menu here.

Tickets ($83+, depending on day) here.