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Tag Archives: Choreography

1. Donald Byrd Choreographer

   “Dance as Provocation” Part I “Donald Byrd: The America That Is To Be” at the Frye Art Museum, October 12 – January 26. Susan Noyes Platt www.artandpolitics.com Donald Byrd transforms movement into resonant art. The world-renowned choreographer Donald Bryd has been based here in Seattle since 2002. In March 2016, I wrote here about his […]

   This entry was posted on December 10, 2019 and is filed under Uncategorized.

   Tags: "Donald Byrd: The America That is to Be", Choreography, Donald Byrd, Frye Art Museum, Shomas Frantz, Spectrum Dance

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