Ever since Ray Houle and Gérard Théorêt conceived of Seattle’s all-male dance festival, Against the Grain: Men in Dance, in 1994, there’s been a bit of a … cultural shift. The male dancer? Taboo? Not when beefy former NFL players are doing the jive on Dancing With the Stars and flashy young things are popping and locking on So You Think You Can Dance and Glee. But that doesn’t mean a showcase of s...