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Ecila

SLOWBURN Dance Company

June 10, 2025

Choreography: Meredith Pellon

Lighting: Becca Blackwell

Broadway Performance Hall (Seattle, WA)

Seattle International Dance Festival: Spotlight on Seattle

Ó Séaghdha

Performed as part of BKirk Dance’s Etymology of Being Performance at Base: Experimental Arts + Space

May 9-11, 2025

Choreographer: Shayley Timm
Dancer: Shayley Timm
Music: Jenny of Oldstones by Ramin Djawadi and Discovered in Darkness by Gregory Campbell Johnson
Program Note: 

Rooted in Gaelic heritage, "Shay" is an anglicized form of the Irish name "Ó Séaghdha," meaning "hawk-like" and "stately." The name is recognized as both masculine and feminine in nature. In Celtic mythology, hawks often serve as messengers between worlds, said to possess the unique ability to traverse realms. In this work, Ó Séaghdha (pronounced O'Shay) becomes a study in duality— with masculine and feminine identities a constant shift. The story moves fluidly between these energies, carrying insight from one realm to the other.

Agony Column

Choreography by Meredith Pellon

SLOWBURN Dance Company

Lighting: Stella Kutz

Performed:

April 2025 "Agony Column" — The Guild Dance Company's "The Works2: Reconnected" (Yaw Theater)

Oct 2024 "Agony Column" — The Guild Dance Company's "The Works2: Reconnected" — Works in Progress Showing (Yaw Theater)