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Arts & Culture
Opening Nights: Death, Sex and Pharaoh Serket
Death, Sex Balagan Theatre, 1117 E. Pike St., 800-838-3006, www.brownpapertickets.com. $12–$20. 8 & 10 p.m. Fri., 8 p.m.…
February 10, 2009
Arts & Culture
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The Cinerama continues its 70mm series with James Cameron’s action-filled 1991 sequel. Today, we can all make jokes…
February 5, 2009
Arts & Culture
La Venexiana
Claudio Monteverdis LOrfeo opens with the heros wedding to his beloved Eurydice, so Italian ensemble La Venexiana took…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Garden & Cosmos
SAAMs visiting show Garden & Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur visually chronicles about 300 years worth of…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Broken Social Scene
Canadian supergroup Broken Social Scene has morphed from dream-like instrumental duo to indie-rock collaborative to, most recently, savvy…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
The Whitest Kids U Know
Like most bunch-of-guys comedy troupes, The Whitest Kids U Know suffer from serious dick-joke overload. But at their…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Dean & Britta
Warhol was not afraid to bore people. So says Dean Wareham by phone from New York. Were talking…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Esther Pearl Watson
Stopping on a road trip, Los Angeles artist Esther Pearl Watson found a teenagers diary from the 80s…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Jamie Ford
David Guterson and his bestselling Snow Falling on Cedars arent the last word on our illegal World War…
February 4, 2009
Arts & Culture
Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival
Its quite a skill, taking complex ideas and cramming them into 10 minutes. A good short film needs…
February 4, 2009
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The Right Chips for PBS
Dear Uptight Seattleite, Where’s the best place to get a new dog? Pooch Lovin’ Lonnie Dear Lonnie, Some…
February 3, 2009
Arts & Culture
As If 9/11 Weren’t Enough
A shell-shocked family has to deal with the approaching apocalypse in SPT's comedy. Plus: gems from PNB and…
February 3, 2009
Arts & Culture
SPU Portable Works Collection
Rather like the WPA program during the Great Depression, our Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) acquisition of 32 recent…
January 29, 2009
Arts & Culture
Shoot the Piano Player
Concluding SIFF’s French Crime Wave series, François Truffaut’s second feature is a movie that, in 1960, shifted registers…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
Jewels
Certain works have become milestones in the ballet repertorya test of maturity for the company doing them. Previously…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
Temple Grandin
Made famous by Oliver Sacks in The New Yorker, autistic scientist Temple Grandin has achieved renown in her…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
Shuffle Mode
Guillermo E. Brown has been a drummer in a host of progressive jazz scenarios, most famously with improvising…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
Etta James
I dont think she looks like me. Thats what Etta James told the press last year, when Beyoncé…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
The 39 Steps
The most successful and most celebrated of Alfred Hitchcock’s British movies, his The 39 Steps (1935) was twice…
January 28, 2009
Arts & Culture
Mike Daisey
Mike Daisey possesses a singular skill that suits his profession to a T: He can talk about himself…
January 28, 2009
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