On a recent Sunday afternoon at Pacific Northwest Ballet studios, one of the young PNB School student dancers cast as a river-riding Peach in the upcoming world premiere of “Momotaro” suddenly called ...

When I first saw Alejandro Cerrudo’s One Thousand Pieces, I thought it might be the last the last ballet I would ever review—and technically I couldn’t even review it. Just before the world snapped ...

With “Proof of Light,” Kiyon Ross wants to make his alma mater, the School of American Ballet, proud — and the dancers feel special. That’s what he would have wanted. By Gia Kourlas and Yuvraj Khanna ...

Soloist Leah Terada, planted in strange soil and reaching out to some faint memory in Jessica Lang’s brand new 'Black Wave.' Credit: Angela Sterling On Friday, the Pacific Northwest Ballet kicked off ...

PNB Artistic Director Peter Boal saw that ballet, and “was really struck how I could identify which parts Amanda had created and which parts Christopher had created,” he said. “I saw those two ...

Of course, I’d like to see the Pacific Northwest Ballet in its hometown of Seattle—to become familiar with all 48 dancers and a rich repertory that’s founded on ballets by George Balanchine, but ...

Audiences attending Pacific Northwest Ballet’s beautiful production of “Giselle” (at McCaw Hall through April 19), for the most part, don’t get a close look at the costumes — so here I am with a bit ...

It just doesn't seem like the holiday season is here until you start seeing posters and ads for Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Nutcracker," which presents 42 performances from Nov. 28 to Dec. 30. And ...

Pacific Northwest Ballet Harold and the Purple Crayon This hour-long, narrated production features performances by PNB School students and is the perfect introduction to ballet for any young patron.

Choreography isn’t usually a team sport. While it’s not terribly unusual for a Pacific Northwest Ballet company member to debut a new choreographic work on the company’s mainstage, there is something ...