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Maurice Sendak and Pacific Northwest Ballet - The Seattle Times

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Maurice Sendak and Pacific Northwest Ballet The Seattle Times Seattleites have a special connection to Sendak: In 1983, he designed fanciful, wildly colorful "Nutcracker" sets and costumes for Pacific Northwest Ballet, for a production choreographed by Kent Stowell that's still an annual tradition for the company ... Remembering Maurice Sendak's wild side onstageLos Angeles Times 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak diesCanton Daily Ledger Maurice Sendak, Famed WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Creator, Dies at 83Comic Book Movie all 1,192 news articles »

Pacific Northwest Ballet School's youngest students perform - The Seattle Times

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Pacific Northwest Ballet School's youngest students perform The Seattle Times Though wearing a cast, Beatrice Wurfel, 7, joins her fellow Pacific Northwest Ballet students as they get ready for their Petite Finale performance Saturday in the Phelps Center. Pacific Northwest Ballet's Petite Finale for their youngest students ages ...

Pacific Northwest Ballet season opener - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Pacific Northwest Ballet season opener Seattle Post Intelligencer Maria Chapman and Karel Cruz perform Christopher Wheeldon's 'After the Rain pas de deux' during a dress rehearsal for Pacific Northwest Ballet's All Wheeldon season opener on Thursday, September 22, 2011 at McCaw Hall. The performance runs from ... and more »

Maurice Sendak, creative force behind PNB's 'Nutcracker,' dies - KING5.com

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Maurice Sendak, creative force behind PNB's 'Nutcracker,' dies KING5.com by LORI MATSUKAWA / KING 5 News SEATTLE – The man who brought children delight with his book “Where the Wild Things Are” and one of the designing forces behind Pacific Northwest Ballet's beloved “Nutcracker" has died. Maurice Sendak died early Tuesday ... Maurice Sendak - creative force behind PNB's 'Nutcracker' - dies at 83Northwest Cable News 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak diesNorwich Bulletin Maurice Sendak tribute: much more than 'a kiddie-book artist' (+video)Christian Science Monitor all 2,553 news articles »

SIFF: Local scenery, filmmakers come up big at this year's fest - The Seattle Times

SIFF: Local scenery, filmmakers come up big at this year's fest The Seattle Times Screenings: May 27 at 5:30 pm, Harvard Exit; May 31 at 4:30 pm, Pacific Place. "Short Life": The lives and choices of several members of Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet are examined in Scott Levy's documentary, which also includes rehearsal and ... and more »