Eva Stone – NWTheatre

Chase D. Anderson August 30, 2023September 10, 2023 Eva Stone, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Price Sculpture Forest, StoneDance, Whidbey Island

Living Sculptures: Stone Dancers Take to the Trees

In StoneDance’s Wander/Wonder, some of the region’s top dancers drew inspiration from installations in Coupeville’s Price Sculpture Forest.

DANCE HAPPENINGS

Chase D. Anderson August 18, 2023September 11, 2023 Eva Stone, Helen Roundhill, Parmida Ziaei, Whidbey Island Center for the Arts

Time to Get Away (Again): Late Summer Destinations in Dance & Theatre

This weekend is bursting with dance on Whidbey Island, puppets in Chimacum, and theatre in Port Townsend, with more to come later this month. Your destination stage is just a scenic daytrip away.

DANCE HAPPENINGS

Melody Datz Hansen June 15, 2023June 19, 2023 Eva Stone, James Kirby Rogers, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Zsilas Michael Hughes

On to the ‘Next’ One: PNB Dancers Choreograph, and Students Take the Big Stage

Next Step premieres works by Pacific Northwest Ballet company members, performed by PNB School dancers. The annual feature, on June 16, is followed by a pair of PNB School showcases on June 17.

DANCE REVIEW

Chase D. Anderson November 16, 2019November 18, 2019 Donald Byrd, Eva Stone, Miles Pertl, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Sydney M. Pertl

With a Trio of Inventive New Works, PNB’s ‘Locally Sourced’ Is Ballet for We Who Don’t ‘Do the Ballet’

With elegance, precision, and an army of highly trained dancers, the slate of new works up now at Pacific Northwest Ballet will satisfy — and excite — frequent-goers, too. But the appeal of ‘Locally Sourced’ is much broader. It runs through November 17.