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Arts & Culture
Cliff Mass
Everybody talks about the weather, but how many of us are actually doing something about it? UW professor…
March 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
Broadway Festival
In a field where theres already a high tolerance for repetition, Jerome Robbins still took it to extremes.…
March 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
Seattle International Bike Expo
Whats so international about the Seattle International Bike Expo? We have no idea, but your passports are likely…
March 11, 2009
Arts & Culture
Paul Bannick
First of all, lets consider the title of this ornithology/photo album: The Owl and the Woodpecker (Mountaineers Books,…
March 11, 2009
Eat Drink Toke
Favorite Restaurants: A Step Up for Special Dates
Dining in the $20 to $30 range.
March 10, 2009
Music
The Short List: This Week’s Recommended Shows
Les Claypool’s Oddity Faire ~ Wednesday, March 11 Even though putting Saul Williams and Les Claypool on the…
March 10, 2009
Eat Drink Toke
Favorite Restaurants: Fine Dining for the Flush
How to eat for between $30 and $50.
March 10, 2009
Arts & Culture
Opening Nights: The History Boys and The Seafarer
PICK: The History Boys ArtsWest, 4711 California Ave. S.W., 938-0339, www.artswest.org. $10–$32. 7:30 p.m. Wed.–Sat., 3 p.m. Sun.…
March 10, 2009
Eat Drink Toke
Introducing the 2009 Seattle Weekly Food Awards
Our food section is usually devoted to writing about the highs and lows of individual restaurants. But restaurants…
March 10, 2009
News
The Glowing Grail of Communication Strategies
Dear Uptight Seattleite, My neighbor’s newly password-protected wireless connection is called cant_share_anymore. Doesn’t this seem vindictive? No Name…
March 10, 2009
Eat Drink Toke
Favorite Restaurants: A Serious Splurge
How it tastes to spend more than $50 a plate.
March 10, 2009
Eat Drink Toke
Favorite Restaurants: Cheap, Fast, and Under Control
Eating well for less than $10.
March 10, 2009
Arts & Culture
The Weekly Wire: This Week’s Notable Events
WEDNESDAY 3/11 Stage: Something for Everyone The annual Moisture Festival, now in its sixth year, has proven to…
March 10, 2009
Arts & Culture
Betrayal
Braden Abraham directs Harold Pinters 1978 ode to infidelity, which unfolds in reverse chronology. When we first meet…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Eleemosynary
The term emotional incest would not be overstating the meddling/thwarting/blurred-boundary ickiness between granny Dorothea (Maureen Miko) and her…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Moby Dick
Book-Its Moby Dick puts us in the weatherworn wood belly of the New England whaling trade, where adventure-thirsty…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Rubble Women
Arbeit macht performance art in this 70-minute, eight-actress meditation on the Trümmerfrauenthe female citizens of Berlin conscripted to…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Rockaby & Footfalls
The first live-theater piece by longtime Seattle experimental filmmaker Janice Findley pairs two late works by Samuel Beckett…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Blood Squad: I Wont Be Ignored
An improv troupe that prefers cold-blooded murder, psychopathic obsession, and gory pantomime to the genre’s frantic games, Blood…
March 6, 2009
Arts & Culture
Daniyal Mueenuddin
Imagine Pakistan in the decades before 9/11 and Al Qaeda, post-colonial and nearly feudal in the divide between…
March 4, 2009
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