Sister Kate is proud to be the authentic 1920s Flapper performance dance troupe in Seattle for all of your Gatsby party needs! The Charleston, the bees knees, shimmies and bunny hops are just a few of the many classic 1920s era dance steps we love to dance.
A recap of our mini-cabaret from November 2022
Have you ever wondered what it's like to attend a Sister Kate Dance Company cabaret? Don't miss our next one! Based in Seattle, WA.
In March 2006, Sister Kate formed as a dance troupe, performing their first routine together, I Got Rhythm. To celebrate their 15th anniversary in 2021, they gathered in the same dance hall to perform the routine again. This is the first time I Got Rhythm has been performed in 15 years.
The Sister Kate Dance Company presents our first full-length chorus girl dance movie, Winter Wishes!
Fan dance performance at 2011’s Jump Session show at Benaroya Hall. Featuring spotlight performance by Sharon Davis.
Want a sneak peek of what our full-length cabarets are all about? Check out this little sizzle reel recapping our latest production, Big Top Follies
The Black Bottom is a dance which became popular during 1920s amid the Jazz Age. It was danced solo or by couples. Originating among African Americans in the rural South, the black bottom eventually spread to mainstream American culture and became a national craze in the 1920s.
Taken at Camp Hollywood 2023. 4th Place in the National Jitterbug Championships @ Camp Hollywood.
For October 2020, in lieu of having to cancel our full-length Halloween show due to the Coronavirus, we decided to take our show's classic opening number and turn it into a full movie experience. Enjoy the show!
Taken at Camp Hollywood 2019. 1st Place in the National Jitterbug Championships @ Camp Hollywood.
A look back at Sister Kate from 2006-2016.
