Monday, December 20, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
Introducing "and All" dancers collaborative efforts as "The Post Scripts"
RandAll Dance is taking a short creative hiatus but performances with "and All" dancers continue!
Collaborative efforts continue on the development of "P. S. I'm Not Catching You" between Morgan Nutt, Rachel Randall, & Aliza Rudavsky in NW Dance Syndrom's show, Collide. For our collaborative work together we are calling ourselves "The Post Scripts."
Collide show:
Erikson Theatre, November 5, 6, 7
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1
The Post Scripts (aka Morgan, Rachel & Aliza) will also be appearing this Friday, Oct 29 at Modern Dance Behind the Pink Door.
The Pink Door restaurant around 10pm. Come early if you want a seat!
Photo by John Cornicello
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Opening Night for "Box of Chocolates"
The "Box of Chocolates" show is opening tonight!!!
There will be dancing and chocolate! Bring your sweet tooth and your sweetheart.
Tickets on sale at the door for tonight. Brown paper tickets still available online for Sunday.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Performance Time!
RandAll Dance presents
“Box of Chocolates”
Featuring a variety of sweet dance pieces
Some light, some dark… yet one is never enough
Performances:
Saturday, September 25, 7:00pm
Sunday, September 26, 2:00pm
At:
The School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts (SANCA)
674 S. Orcas St
Seattle, WA, 98108 (Georgetown)
Free parking
http://randalldance.blogspot.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/RandallDance
Tickets:
$15 General
$12 students, seniors, & artists
$9 SANCA students
“Box of Chocolates” features choreography by Rachel Randall in collaboration with the “and All” dancers, Julia Cross, Michelle Mullin, Anh Nguyen, Morgan Nutt, Ian Randall, Aliza Rudavsky, & Markeith Wiley. Show may also include surprise works by guest choreographers such as Markeith Wiley. More updates to follow
Photo credit to Erica Rubinstein
Poster design by ej Landsman
Monday, July 12, 2010
Dancing in the Shower
Read below about Azeotroupe and the event. RandAll Dance was invited to present work at this fundraiser event. Rachel Randall will be dancing in a shower with two hot guys, Chris McCallister & Alex Loch.
Dance party after performance pieces!
AZEOTROPE, a new Seattle-based theatre artist consortium, announces its company debut with an inaugural gala and fundraiser on Saturday, July 17, 2010 at Blue Marble Energy, 3408 Albion Pl N, in Fremont and the Northwest premiere production of Red Light Winter by Adam Rapp, scheduled for October 2010 at Theatre Off Jackson.
Founded by Seattle actor Richard Nguyen Sloniker, Azeotrope's mission is to create a space where audiences confront the marginalized and obscured, bringing visibility to the invisible. We hope to broaden Seattle’s cultural and artistic environment with vital, urgent, and exciting projects that would otherwise be underrepresented.
To celebrate its company debut, Azeotrope will hold its inaugural gala on Saturday, July 17, 7:30PM at Blue Marble Energy in Fremont. The evening will feature a series of short original works inspired by the material in Red Light Winter, presented and performed by some of Seattle's favorite artists, including:
Manuel Cawaling, Executive Director of Youth Arts Northwest
Emerging Director Sarah E.R. Grosman (Washington Ensemble Theatre Collaborator)
David Hsieh, Managing Artistic Director of ReAct Theatre
Emerging Director Mike Jones
Actress Jessica Martin (The Trip to Bountiful, A Christmas Carol, Rock n Roll)
Michael Place (Seattle Actor/Director and former Artistic Director of Washington Ensemble Theatre)
Director Makaela Pollock (The Santaland Diaries, Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom)
Choreographer Rachel Randall (RandAll Dance, School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts)
The evening will also include a silent auction, thanks to generous donors from the Seattle community, as well as food, drinks, music and dancing. There is a $10-20 suggested donation at the door.
For more information, please visit www.azotheatre.org.
Azeotrope can also be found on Facebook and Twitter (@AZOtheatre).
Press contact: press@AZOtheatre.org
Founded by Seattle actor Richard Nguyen Sloniker, Azeotrope's mission is to create a space where audiences confront the marginalized and obscured, bringing visibility to the invisible. We hope to broaden Seattle’s cultural and artistic environment with vital, urgent, and exciting projects that would otherwise be underrepresented.
To celebrate its company debut, Azeotrope will hold its inaugural gala on Saturday, July 17, 7:30PM at Blue Marble Energy in Fremont. The evening will feature a series of short original works inspired by the material in Red Light Winter, presented and performed by some of Seattle's favorite artists, including:
Manuel Cawaling, Executive Director of Youth Arts Northwest
Emerging Director Sarah E.R. Grosman (Washington Ensemble Theatre Collaborator)
David Hsieh, Managing Artistic Director of ReAct Theatre
Emerging Director Mike Jones
Actress Jessica Martin (The Trip to Bountiful, A Christmas Carol, Rock n Roll)
Michael Place (Seattle Actor/Director and former Artistic Director of Washington Ensemble Theatre)
Director Makaela Pollock (The Santaland Diaries, Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom)
Choreographer Rachel Randall (RandAll Dance, School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts)
The evening will also include a silent auction, thanks to generous donors from the Seattle community, as well as food, drinks, music and dancing. There is a $10-20 suggested donation at the door.
For more information, please visit www.azotheatre.org.
Azeotrope can also be found on Facebook and Twitter (@AZOtheatre).
Press contact: press@AZOtheatre.org
Friday, June 25, 2010
Artopia!!!
5:00pm RandAll Dance performs
@ The Levee Breaking's stage (near Airport Way & 13th Ave)
We will be dancing to live music by The Nextdoor Neighbors!
Audience members are invited to dance with us for a portion of the event.
Look for adorable dancing dolls.
(At least, that is what the costuming is attempting to look like. We are adorable if nothing else.)
Dancing dolls include:
Adorable Annabelle, played by Michelle Mullin
Cherry Blossom, played by Alix Isom
Dolly Dear, played by Julia Cross
Fancy Faye, played by Rachel Randall
&
Eye Candy, played by Anh Nguyen
Dolls have price tags but are not for sale. However, they are accepting donations in exchange for dances =)
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