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  • The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

    WEDNESDAY 9/8 Classical: Shouldn't It Be Beer? I miss the "Day of Music" performance marathons the Seattle Symphony used to begin their... More >>

  • The Fussy Eye: Please Give

    By Brian Miller

    We Seattleites are accustomed to recycling every damn carton and container we use, but bottle caps present a problem. The city's recycling... More >>

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    By Mike Seely

    The Hammer is a 2007 film written by and starring Adam Carolla. It is the story of a Los Angeles construction worker who achieves success in the... More >>

  • The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

    WEDNESDAY 9/1 Books: The Upside of Flooding We've had our fill of environmental-disaster movies (The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, etc.), but now... More >>

  • The Fussy Eye: Yo, Pablo!

    By Brian Miller

    Well ahead of the Picasso show opening at SAM on Oct. 8, First Thursday art-walkers can encounter the great man himself, glowering at the center... More >>

  • The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

    WEDNESDAY 8/25 Opera: Jealous Much? Verdi was all but retired when librettist Arrigo Boito gave him a pared-down, fat-free version of... More >>

  • Opening Nights: Friend's Enemy

    By Margaret Friedman

    Nebunele Theatre is a company dedicated to the idea of collective creation, and their second production gives further evidence that they're onto... More >>

  • Opening Nights: The Swan

    By Margaret Friedman

    In Greek mythology, Zeus wooed and "won" Leda in the form of a swan. In Elizabeth Egloff's 1989 absurdist mishmash, another swan—known as... More >>

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The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

WEDNESDAY 9/8 Classical: Shouldn't It Be Beer? I miss the "Day of Music" performance marathons the Seattle Symphony used to begin their seasons with, but they've… More >>

The Fussy Eye: Please Give The Fussy Eye: Please Give
By Brian Miller

We Seattleites are accustomed to recycling every damn carton and container we use, but bottle caps present a problem. The city's recycling program doesn't want them, because they gum up… More >>

Adam Rants Adam Rants
By Mike Seely

The Hammer is a 2007 film written by and starring Adam Carolla. It is the story of a Los Angeles construction worker who achieves success in the boxing ring through… More >>

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

WEDNESDAY 9/1 Books: The Upside of Flooding We've had our fill of environmental-disaster movies (The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, etc.), but now scholars are seriously starting… More >>

The Fussy Eye: Yo, Pablo! The Fussy Eye: Yo, Pablo!
By Brian Miller

Well ahead of the Picasso show opening at SAM on Oct. 8, First Thursday art-walkers can encounter the great man himself, glowering at the center of a mural painted on… More >>

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

WEDNESDAY 8/25 Opera: Jealous Much? Verdi was all but retired when librettist Arrigo Boito gave him a pared-down, fat-free version of Shakespeare's Othello (Boito even trimmed… More >>

Opening Nights: <i>Friend's Enemy</i> Opening Nights: Friend's Enemy
By Margaret Friedman

Nebunele Theatre is a company dedicated to the idea of collective creation, and their second production gives further evidence that they're onto something good. Nine collaborators culled through scads of… More >>

Opening Nights: The Swan
By Margaret Friedman

In Greek mythology, Zeus wooed and "won" Leda in the form of a swan. In Elizabeth Egloff's 1989 absurdist mishmash, another swan—known as Bill (Martyn G. Krouse)—crashes into a woman's… More >>

The Fussy Eye: Site Unspecific The Fussy Eye: Site Unspecific
By Brian Miller

Since the old reservoir was covered five years ago and acclaimed new Cal Anderson Park built atop it, the oasis has become central to Capitol Hill—a great place to stroll,… More >>


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