A Portland pandemic dance survey
Jamuna Chiarini
July 23, 2020
Local dance companies and choreographers are adapting to the new normal with determination and creativity, though everyone’s anxious about the future.
Local dance companies and choreographers are adapting to the new normal with determination and creativity, though everyone’s anxious about the future.
The premise of Sarah Slipper’s new dance Room 4, which opened Thursday in the Newmark Theatre and is continuing its premiere production through Saturday night, is quirky and appealing, in a how’s-she-going-to-do-that? way: to cross the cryptic playwright Harold Pinter with the
One day about four years ago, recently installed Chamber Music Northwest executive director Peter Bilotta was chatting with a major donor to Portland’s annual summer classical music festival. The funder “called us ‘musty,’” Bilotta recalls. “I decided this art form is alive,
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