Aberdeen native Daniel Bryan once again tops the pro wrestling world, but this time he’s an intriguing environmental bad guy.
The week’s best entertainment events.
The local rocker steps outside his comfort zone for 5th Avenue Theatre’s ’80s hair metal jukebox musical.
Narrow defintions of “Oscar worthy films” and Hollywood politics shut out some of the year’s best. Let’s change that.
Seattle Symphony premieres the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer’s postmodern take on Beethoven.
The week’s best entertainment options.
Leigh and Karen Caplan (Quadrant and Iris) are key producers in Seattle thriving underground electronic music scene.
Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly carry the story of legendary duo Laurel and Hardy.
You can’t shut down the arts.
Despite strong performances and comedic zest, it’s hard to not get hung up on the befuddling ending of Seattle Shakespeare’s latest production.
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Stunning glass trees by Debora Moore highlight the addition’s initial offerings.
The gorgeous Polish tale of love behind the Iron Curtain would be a layup for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in a non-‘Roma’ year.
The Seattle artist hosts a three-day event at Gay City.
Turns out a conventional approach is best for Verdi’s notoriously implausible ‘Il trovatore.’
The week’s best entertainment options.
Youths are engaging in critical arts thinking via the local nonprofit’s Press Corps Intensive.
The hip-hop/soul band’s second annual tour of the city’s venues with local artists raises money for homeless women and children.
Barry Jenkins follows up ‘Moonlight’ with the textured racial mood piece, ‘If Beale Street Could Talk.’
A new jazz opera about a troubled genius highlights the lineup.
