A maverick and pioneer of postmodern dance, Washington State native Trisha Brown has spent a lifetime exploring movement that finds the extraordinary in the everyday and challenges existing perceptions of performance. She has pushed the limits of choreography and changed modern dance forever. At 77, Brown has choreographed her last works. A farewell tour, called Proscenium Works, 1979-2011, makes its final stop at Meany Hall, offering Seattle audiences one last chance to celebrate Brown’s legacy and see her major works in their original context. “Invariably sensuous, characterized by inventive wit...she keeps adding to the sum of human happiness” (The New York Times). Program to include Present Tense (2003), Son of Gone Fishin’ (1981), Rogues (2011) and You can see us (1995).
