Wade Madsen’s flighty surface belies a disciplined interior.
In order to live a fully human life we require not only control of our bodies (though control is a…
Seattle’s Greg Thompson, the Cecil B. DeMille of sex and schlock, knows what turns Middle America’s crank.
A new American epic pits brother against brother.
Book-It’s Beloved Country has too much crying, not enough real tears.
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.
Lectures and Events LECTURE: ROY MCMAKIN He’ll discuss his current exhibit, “A Door Meant as Adornment.” SEE REVIEW, P. 79….
Robert Ferrigno and Z.Z. Packer.
Paul Allen’s new art exhibit at EMP invites controversy. Plus: News about choreographer Mark Morris, and cartoonist Michael Dougan.
Subtle, sorrowful themes lurk beneath BAM’s artists’ garden.
Wayne S. Rawley is a writer, seriously.
My most felicitous phrase lives on, with no royalties attached.
Seattle Symphony’s answer to EMP.
WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY PERFORMANCE UW SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL UW’s annual fest is four days of ambitious dance, drama, lectures, and many other…
Will Fremont still be the Center of the Universe when the Empty Space Theatre moves to First Hill? The news…
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FRIDAY CULTURE SCIENCE FICTION MUSEUM AND HALL OF FAME Rumors of an appearance by Steven Spielberg or George Lucas may…
Where some events are only to be borne, not understood.
Irvine Welsh’s new novel follows four Scots into maturity.
A Chinese American chef loves ’em and leaves ’em.
