The Broadway-bound musical The Wedding Singer is slated to premiere at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre on Jan. 31, but press…
How disaster lit became a perfect storm for the publishing industry. Smell a hurricane coming? Grab your pen and notebook.
A LIE OF THE MIND ACT Theatre, 700 Union St., 206-292-7676. $10-$35. 7:30 p.m. Thurs.; 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; 2 p.m….
Phillip Margolin’s latest legal thriller gives too much away.
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Greg Kucera moves to a big new space, and Billy Howard throws an open house.
Maria Medina is looking to create “a comfortable experimental atmosphere.”
Azar Nafisi, Bill McKibben, Robert Stone, Lindsay Grehsam & Spain Rodriguez, and William E. Jarvis.
A hit-and-miss crash course in Christopher Durang’s comedy.
In its ninth year, Bookfest finally has to start charging admission. So what will your $10 get you besides paper cuts?
Performing classic dramas outdoors is no walk in the park.
Clay has an earthy sensuality quite apart from its more refined, and often aloof, cousin, glass. You know the artist’s…
The Majestic Bay brings moviegoing back to Ballard—raising questions about design consistency.
NPR’s language libertarian approves of a changing English while finding plenty to criticize in political doublespeak.
Tim Dooley’s current exhibit is deceptively cheery. While brightly colored prints and the remnants of gift-wrap ribbon decorate the floors…
A Whole production squanders its pregnant possibilities.
PNB’s rigorous fairy tale is more than just a pretty face.
Finding the art and poetry in urination.
No, I’m not stonedjust tripping on the Henry’s new sight line to heaven.
Northwest Film Forum returns, bigger, better, and easier to get to.
