REACH:30 Two works from Linda Austin marking 30 years of creating dance June 27-30, 2013, Thursday-Sunday at 8pm at Performance Works NW Performance Works NorthWest presents REACH:30, celebrating Linda Austin’s 30-year trajectory as… Read More
San Francisco Choreographer Christine Bonansea brings her thrilling, polished and dynamic work No Exit to Portland in support of Danielle Ross‘ latest work, Together We Fall. No Exit and excerpts of Ross’ latest… Read More
Visiting artist Todd Ayoung will be in residence at PWNW June 22-July 3 to re-create his role in Linda Austin’s 1983 work An Atrocity Exhibition in Two Parts. As part of his residency,… Read More
Sunday May 12 at PWNW! –>more info here: facebook.com/FeministPopUpFestival
A teaser. 30 years ago in July, 1983, Linda Austin was part of this weekend of performance by 6 fledgling performance-makers. June 27-30, 2013 she will perform a new version of the piece… Read More
The first week in April PWNW will host Cacophony for 8 Players, our 2013 Visting Alembic Artist Project, for several days of rehearsal in our studio and a chance for the out-of-towners and… Read More
Performance Works NW || Linda Austin Dance
4625 SE 67th Ave.
Portland, OR 97206
503-777-1907
performanceworksNW at gmail dot com
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