Music
Sub Pop’s tenderest band brings its indie pop to The Neptune.
Arts & Culture Calendar
The week’s best entertainment offerings.
‘Outlaw King,’ the Chris Pine-led 14th century epic about the First War of Scottish Independence, signals Netflix’s attempt to conquer the Oscars.
Comedy
New host Jonah Ray discusses tour, honorable riffs, and nerd fan acceptance
Local Music
After nearly 15 years without new music, the Seattle band releases a song and video from the upcoming album, ‘Phoenix.’
Arts & Culture Calendar
The week’s best entertainment options.
Theater Review + Interview
Mike Daisey’s 18-part monologue at Seattle Rep serves as an engaging, fiery, and confrontational history class.
Theater Review
Seattle Shakespeare’s affectionately traditionalist staging of Shaw’s unsentimental wartime satire, ‘Arms and the Man.’
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ hits some musical high notes, but the Queen biopic largely plays it too safe.
Visual Arts
Seattle Art Museum’s showcase of Indian art might lack cultural depth, but it’s certainly a spectacle.
With a handful of stellar options, how should one celebrate Rocktober?
Museums
The Nordic Museum exhibit captures an interesting slice of the lesser-known Norse past.
Arts & Culture Calendar
The week’s best entertainment options.
A selection of the best horror movies you can stream at home this Halloween.
Local Music
With its new album, the trio proves that it’s the only modern Seattle grunge band that matters.
Music
Worldbeat art pop mainstay Merrill Garbus chats about the need creative culture to go beyond simple racial awareness in the current climate.
Michael Myers has been coming home for decades now, ever since he rampaged through the town of Haddonfield, Ill., in the 1978 horror masterpiece Halloween.… Continue reading
Theater Review
The enthusiastic Seattle Children’s Theatre production makes the story of a young will-be Muhammad Ali fun for kids.
Arts & Culture Calendar
The week’s best entertainment options.
Visual Art
The collection of authorless snapshots at Bellevue Arts Museum raises questions about our relationship with instant photography.
