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The Drowsy Chaperone
From its humble beginnings as a short 40-minute musical wedding gift, The Drowsy Chaperone is now a Broadway…
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Is There a Graceful Way to Adjust Your Package?
Dear Uptight Seattleite, I saw a guy on a bike pulling an infant in a Burley behind him,…
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Bright Ideas
Never has preschool been so terrifying. The new Artattack Theater Ensemble presents Eric Coble’s Bright Ideas, poking fun…
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Aimee Bender
But enough about Matt Ruff (see Wednesday). Lets talk about Aimee Bender (Willful Creatures), visiting from California to…
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Bird Studies
A regular contributor to Seattle Weekly, photographer Annie Marie Musselman is good at evoking sympathy, even if her…
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Richard Farr
The local author discusses his Emperors of the Ice: A True Story of Disaster and Survival in the…
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Thread Show
Five years ago, California-based British siblings Alex and Lara Matthews came up with something straight out of my…
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Short Stories Live
In this Halloween-themed staged reading event, with stage talent and direction from ACT, local actor Peter Crook reads…
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Corn on Macabre
This collection of eight short plays written and performed by WARP (Writers and Actors Reading and Performing) starts…
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KUBE 93 FM Haunted House
According to the Historic Morgue Society, the Georgetown Morgue opened in 1924. Four decades later, during an earthquake,…
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Dark Nights
Through November 6, SIFF is grave-robbing a dozen old corpses from the Hollywood cemetery, and fine pickings they…
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Greg Melville
The key to a great (translation: wildly bestselling) work of nonfiction is death. And author Greg Melville has…
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Earshot Jazz Films
Charles Mingus, Pat Martino, Benny Carter, Sammy Davis Jr., and Don Ellis are among the musicians and performers…
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Pumpkin Bash
Teen Halloween pranks like smashing your neighbors jack-o-lanterns or egging your school principals house are pretty tame compared…
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High Anxiety
Mel Brooks’ send-up of several Hitchcock movies (The Birds, Marnie, etc.) is fitfully funny at best. But it’s…
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Charles Phoenix
Its funny how a couple decades can transform the mundane and everyday into the exotic and precious, as…
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The Moon Is a Dead World
Im not entirely sure why Mike Daisey chose the Cold War as the background for his new playpossibly…
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Yuriko Miyamoto: Crossing Boundaries
Japanese artist Yuriko Miyamoto (now based in Seattle) grew up accosted by images of Hello Kitty and Godzilla,…
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Young Mr. Lincoln
Henry Fonda stars in this 1939 chestnut from John Ford. It’s a paradigmatic Hollywood biopic about a paradigmatic…