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The contemporary dance festival, Chop Shop, will feature a number of dance troupes. - Courtesy photo
The contemporary dance festival, Chop Shop, will feature a number of dance troupes.

Dance festival coming to Meydenbauer


Jan 11 2009

Chop Shop, a contemporary dance festival, will be making its way to the stages of the Meydenbauer Theater in Bellevue on Feb. 7 and 8. The returning show is presented by StoneDance Productions and The Theatre At Meydenbauer.

The festival provides an opportunity to explore the talents of Seattle and Eastside-based artists. The festival will include performances by various dance companies, choreographers and artists, all bringing their own voice through the unified art form of dance.

The festival will feature the Spectrum Dance Theater, The Stone Dance Collective, Seattle Dance Project, The Phffft! Dance Theatre Company, Olivier Wevers, Coriolis Dance Collective and Wade Madsen.

Tickets are $25 for adults; $20 for seniors and students.

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