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Arts & Culture
The Nexus Project
Theater festivals are the tapas of the stage world, giving patrons a chance to sample lots of little…
August 13, 2008
Arts & Culture
Saratoga Sake
After flipping through countless Victorian-era photo albums hed dug up at flea markets and antique stores, tattoo-artist-turned-painter Saratoga…
August 13, 2008
Arts & Culture
International Wagner Competition
One of the biggest cheers at the International Wagner Competition two years ago came after the announcement theyd…
August 13, 2008
Arts & Culture
The Gang’s All Here
Screened outdoors at dusk, courtesy of Three Dollar Bill, this 1943 musical was directed by Busby Berkeley, though…
August 13, 2008
Arts & Culture
Tintin et Moi
Screened in conjunction with Alliance Française’s salute to the French graphic novel this week (with related events at…
August 13, 2008
Arts & Culture
Most female rockers in their 50s fade into oblivion. Or turn to
Most female rockers in their 50s fade into oblivion. Or turn to the casino circuit. Theres nothing wrong…
August 13, 2008
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Letters & Comments
More love for Roderick, and some "Best Of Seattle" courrections.
August 12, 2008
Arts & Culture
Chimes at Midnight
Orson Welles as Falstaff? Talk about casting from life. Character and actor/director converge in this 1966 Euro-stew, cobbled…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Thomas Frank
It was a very different time in 2004 when Thomas Frank published his much-discussed Whats the Matter With…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Fuzzy Anatomies
An underwater seascape pelted with red droplets descending from above: This is what youll see walking along University…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
David Stoesz
A few months ago, one of our contributing writers, David Stoesz, wrote a caustic and mean-spirited article called…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Quest For A Queendom
This Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 7-10, Teatro ZinZanni places its performers in the strangest setting yet: a five-story…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Seattle Tattoo Expo
Tattoo artist Jason Drager has been inking art for eight years now, and one tattoo has always remained…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Tacoma Screw’d
Noelle Walker often has trouble getting galleries to show her artwork because of its explicit focus on transsexuality.…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Olympic Music Festival
Three works in the chamber-music repertory are guaranteed standing ovations, whenever and wherever theyre played, thanks to their…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
New Photo
Photographer Fred Muram is a hands-on type of guy. So before shooting his short film Stuck, he super-glued…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
South Lake Union Block Party
Yeah, sure, the Capitol Hill Block Party may have had the Fleet Foxes, but the folks down in…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Movies at the Mural
This popular outdoor summer screening series (at dusk) continues with The Goonies (Fri.), the 1985 fantasy-adventure family flick…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Metro Classics
This Wednesday night repertory series concludes with the reconstructed long version of The Big Red One, Sam Fuller’s…
August 6, 2008
Arts & Culture
Godard’s 60s
Godard’s fourth feature, My Life to Live (1959), is a rocket from Pandora’s Box. It’s sectioned into 12…
August 6, 2008
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