Off the Cuff

Dance Innovators in Concert

Part of the 18th annual Seattle Festival of Dance Improvisation (SFDI)

Thursday & Friday | August 4 & 5 | 8pm
Broadway Performance Hall | 1625 Broadway | Seattle

Two different shows! $15/night; $25/both nights
Buy your tickets now at Brown Paper Tickets

Information: 206.686.SFAD .

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Dance Art Group presents Off the Cuff, two nights of innovative performance with leading dance artists from around the world. Off the Cuff is the only chance each year to see these world-renowned artists gather
under one roof in the Northwest.

Slated to perform are some of the shiniest stars of the improvisational dance world,
plus special guests (schedule subject to change):

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4
Sheri Brown (WA)
John Dixon (NC) & former Trisha Brown Co. member Lionel Popkin (CA)
Human Future Dance Corps director DD Dorvillier & Heather Kravas (NY)
Salt Horse (Corrie Befort, Beth Graczyk, Angelina Baldoz) (WA)
Carolyn Stuart & Patrick Gracewood (OR)
Benno Voorham (Sweden)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5
Scott Davis (WA)
AmyO/tinyrage (WA)
Stephanie Skura & Adam Kozie (WA)
The Cherdonna and Lou Show (Jody Kuehner & Ricki Mason) (WA)
Nala Walla (WA) & Tikka Sears (WA)
Andrew Wass & Kelly Dalrymple-Wass (CA/Berlin)

Also featuring Susan Bauer (CA) | Former Merce Cunningham Co. & Grand Union member Barbara Dilley (CO) | Carolyn Stuart (OR) | Tamin Totzke (MN) | & others to be announced

Saturday, August 6 features a performance of dance works by SFDI students from around the world. 7pm, Velocity Dance Center, 1621 12th Avenue.

These concerts are part of the 18th annual SFDI (Seattle Festival of Dance Improvisation), July 31-August 7, a world-renowned dance festival offering master classes with internationally-recognized faculty, public performances, jams, and more. 19 dance artists from around the world and the state converge upon Seattle to teach and perform a wide variety of improvisational dance techniques.

SFDI is produced by DAG (Dance Art Group), which is supported in part by 4Culture and the Mayor's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs.