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Pacific Northwest Ballet Blog

Go behind the scenes at Pacific Northwest Ballet with dancer interviews, production insights, company news, and stories from PNB School.

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  • Inside the Production
November 2022
The Nutcracker’s Stunning Winter Star
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  • Audience Tips
November 2022
Attending The Nutcracker with Kids
Learn about the dazzling winter star in PNB’s George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® and the stagecraft behind this iconic holiday production element.
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  • Dancer Announcements  // 
  • News
January 2022
Noelani Pantastico Announces Retirement
PNB Principal dancer Noelani Pantastico announces her retirement after a celebrated career at Pacific Northwest Ballet and Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo.
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James Kirby Rogers and Christopher D'Ariano in Ulysses Dove's Dancing on the Front Porch of Heaven, photo © Angela Sterling
  • Choreographers & Staff  // 
  • I.D.E.A
December 2021
Remembering Ulysses Dove
Honor the legacy of choreographer Ulysses Dove, whose powerful works like Red Angels and Dancing on the Front Porch of Heaven continue to thrill PNB audiences.
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PNB Company dancers in Diamonds. Choreography by George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust. Photo © Angela Sterling.
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  • Performances
September 2021
A Historical Look at George Balanchine’s Jewels
Explore the history of Balanchine’s groundbreaking three-act ballet Jewels—Emeralds, Rubies, and Diamonds—and its significance at Pacific Northwest Ballet.
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  • Q&A  // 
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  • Summer Intensive
September 2021
Q&A with Dave Jensen, Summer Residence Director
Meet Dave Jensen, PNB School’s longtime Summer Residence Director, in this Q&A about student life, Seattle adventures, and 30+ years of summer courses.
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  • School  // 
  • Q&A
March 2021
Q and A Marjorie Thompson
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  • Q&A  // 
  • Choreographers & Staff  // 
  • Second Stage
February 2021
Tutu Tuesday PNB’s Second Stage Program
Discover PNB’s Second Stage, a career transition program providing grants, scholarships, and mentorship to help dancers achieve their post-company goals.
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Ming Cho Lee (center) and Kent Stowell (right) take bows at the premiere of Stowell’s The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet in 1987, photo © Angela Sterling.
  • Life at PNB  // 
  • Choreographers & Staff  // 
  • News  // 
  • Performances
December 2020
Remembering Designer Ming Cho Lee
PNB remembers legendary set designer Ming Cho Lee, who created iconic designs for Kent Stowell’s ballets including The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet and Firebird.
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  • Orchestra  // 
  • Q&A
March 2020
One Thousand Pieces: Q&A with Music Librarian Mona Butler
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