Off the Cuff The Seattle Festival of Alternative Dance and Improvisation is a very long way to refer to a…
FRI – STAGE Continuing the ambitious American Cycle series that launched with Bartlett Sher’s beautifully brooding Our Town, Intiman now…
10 Naked Men, God’s Man in Texas, and Glengarry Glen Ross.
Wade Madsen’s flighty surface belies a disciplined interior.
It took eight attempts, 122 days, and 12,000 miles for a Honduran teen to find his mother in the U.S. Given such determination, can we really expect a new federal law to keep illegal immigrants out?
Rennie Harris searches for a dance in tune with the universe.
BASIC Opens Fri., March 28 at Metro and others The day after they finished training John Travolta for this role…
The latest strategy in Bellevue: “activity packs.”
A new American epic pits brother against brother.
Setting fire to the temple of suburbia.
Nutcracker When Pacific Northwest Ballet directors Kent Stowell and Francia Russell announced that they had snagged famed children’s artist Maurice…
Joan Didion on terrorism and the sudden irrelevance of everything else.
Paul Allen’s new art exhibit at EMP invites controversy. Plus: News about choreographer Mark Morris, and cartoonist Michael Dougan.
Smash-mouth Warbirds vie for Seattle’s second pro sports title.
Wayne S. Rawley is a writer, seriously.
Two talents find fertile ground with Jacqueline Susann’s Dolls.
Traditional Indian dance captures the reverence for culture and movement.
“IT’S NOT JUST music! It’s not just music!” OK, OK, Bumber-authorities, we hear you. The truth is that there’s always…
The Balkan folk-performance group celebrates with a big dance party.
A beloved Canadian author’s final novel is a beguiling tale of motherhood, family, feminism, and a bad thing that happens to a good woman.
