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Pacific Northwest Ballet principal dancers Angelica Generosa and Jonathan Batista in Peter Boal’s new staging of The Sleeping Beauty , onstage at Seattle Center’s McCaw Hall January 31 – February 9, 2025 (and streaming for digital subscribers February 13 – 17.) Photo © Angela Sterling. After fifty two years, Pacific Northwest Ballet has, at long last, a Sleeping Beauty that is truly all their own. The new production which premiered last weekend is a vibrant feast for the eye

Pacific Northwest Ballet company dancers and PNB School students in the snow scene from George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®,...

Pacific Northwest Ballet soloist Christopher D’Ariano with company dancers in Stravinsky Violin Concerto, choreograhy by George...

Pacific Northwest Ballet principal dancer Elle Macy and soloist Christopher D’Ariano in Stravinsky Violin Concerto, choreography by...

Dylan Wald and PNB company dancers in The Veil Between Worlds ANGELA STERLING Sometimes revisiting a ballet is like greeting an old...

After a long summer away, every moment of PNB's The Times Are Racing feels like pure soul nourishment, as well as a celebration of...

When speaking of student endeavors, one is tempted to say that the future is bright, but after seeing Pacific Northwest Ballet’s NEXT...

Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan and Kyle Davis in the "wheat pas de deux" ANGELA STERLING There’s a particular kind of magic in story ballets. The...

Emerald Ballet Theatre’s production of Coppélia opens in a different manner than any version of this classic that I have seen. It begins...

Ashley Baszto and Arcadian Broad in Olympic Ballet Theatre's Don Quixote ARIELLA NOELLE PHOTOGRAPHY Last weekend, as the Pacific...

Some pieces of art are so uniquely moving and inspiring that they deserve two reviews, and Pacific Northwest Ballet’s The Seasons’ Canon...

There are some performances so moving and beautiful that you leave the theater full of gratitude for simply being alive to witness it....

On April 6th, a unique collaboration between spoken word artist Marc Bamuthi, dancer Wendy Whelan, choreographer Francesca Harper, and a...

Four years ago, McCaw Hall sat quiet, with artists and audiences alike tucked away at home, waiting for the uncertain future to unfold....

Elle Macy and James Kirby Rogers in Kent Stowell's Swan Lake at Pacific Northwest Ballet. ANGELA STERLING When Pacific Northwest Ballet announced principal casting for Swan Lake, I was delighted, and relieved to see that Elle Macy had been cast to perform the role of Odette/Odile. A dancer applauded for her contemporary work, Macy shines in works like Edwaard Liang’s “The Veil Between Worlds”, Justin Peck’s “In the Countenance of Kings”, Penny Saunders’ “Wonderland”, David D