November 11th

Flight / An Evening of Dance and Drinks

Name: Flight / An Evening of Dance and Drinks
Start: 2022-11-11T19:30:00-0800
End: 2022-11-11T21:30:00-0800
Location: Lagunitas Brewing Co.

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"Flight" takes dance out of the concert hall and into the brewery. Enjoy world-class dancing, engaging choreography, and excellent music in a comfortable setting with friends. We encourage eating, drinking, and mingling during the show...making it a true happy hour!

Conceived and Directed by Emily Schoen Branch

Co-produced by John Robinson and Emily Schoen Branch

Choreographed and Performed by Carol Davis, Una Ludviksen, Ashley Menestrina, Tariq Mitri, Audrey Rachelle and Emily Schoen Branch

With Obadiah Freeman as MC

In partnership with Lagunitas Brewing Company

10% of ticket sales go to Discover Dance--a program by Pacific Northwest Ballet in partnership with Seattle public schools to bring dance education to the public classroom.

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Free parking is available in the Lagunitas parking lot and along side streets.

Doors open at 7:30pm. The show will begin once everyone's in and settled.
Duration: 1 hour 30 mins

Want to help out in exchange for a free ticket? We'd love to have you! Email ellie.vanbever@gmail.com to learn more. Also, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. If you'd like to come, but buying a ticket is not right for you at this time, email ellie.vanbever@gmail.com to be added to our list. No questions asked.

Thank you to Seattle Office of Arts and Culture for partial funding through the smART Ventures Grant. Thank you to Woodinville High School for lending us the wooden rehearsal cubes.

Photography by Allina Yang

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Emily Schoen Branch

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Emily Schoen Branch is a dance artist named “Top 25 to Watch” by Dance Magazine. Baryshnikov Arts Center (New York) chose her as their Martha Duffy Resident Artist for their BAC Space Residency. She won the Gibney Dance boo-koo grant for emerging artist in New York City, a Princess Grace Fellowship nomination by METdance (Texas), and various domestic and international residencies including at the Tunisian National Theater in Tunisia. She has been Artist-In-Residence at multiple organizations, including for Jamaica Center for the Arts and Learning’s Choreographers and Composers series (NYC). She’s fulfilled 19 commissions for companies and university programs throughout the country including Olympic Ballet Theater (Washington), Santa Barbara Dance Theater (California), METdance, Ormao (Colorado), Columbia Ballet Collaborative (New York), among others. Emily’s former group, Schoen Movement Company, was home to her collaborative and creative endeavors in New York for 6 years. Together, they partnered with dancers from Tunisia for over 2 years, creating an original evening-length work titled “See me in your eye” which premiered in New York in 2019. Baryshnikov Arts Center, Dance Motion USA / Brooklyn Academy of Music, Queens Council for the Arts, LaGuardia Performing Arts Center, and the US Embassy in Tunisia supported the project. They were also presented at various East Coast venues including the iconic Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, the historic Judson Memorial Church, WestFest, Jamaica Performing Arts Center, and Joe’s Pub / DanceNOW. Beyond the stage, Emily created “A Movement Flight”—a site-specific, happy hour dance performance, crafted for breweries. It has since been adapted for 5 breweries: in New York, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, and California. She currently lives in Seattle where she’s choreographing, teaching, and beginning a fresh chapter since leaving New York during the pandemic. She’s on faculty at Spectrum and Olympic Ballet Theater, where she premiered her first ballet, “She travels softly (through midday light)” in February 2022. Her recent dance film, “Hollow Hearts” debuted in Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Dance Film Festival where received Honorable Mention, and has since been accepted into American Dance Festival’s Movies By Movers.

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