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Persinger (left) leads Well.

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The Bard Wins Big

Summer Shakespeare in the park gets off to a good start.

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Trash Talk

Those subjected to the morass of our pop culture in recent months must be feeling like they’re about…

Gouran, Earl Alexander, and Hogan (left to right) fight unbeatable odds.

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Combat zone

An unconvincing slog through the mud of Vietnam.

Finally—some dialogue?

Arts & Culture

Joy Stays on the Page

Too much tell, not enough show in this Amy Tan adaptation.

Übermom Lori Larsen.

Arts & Culture

Warm Hands, Cold Heart

Frozen offers stunning performances and a frigid denouement.

He's everywhere.

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God, Not Again

Leaving my apartment the other day, I couldn’t help but overhear a young neighbor across the hall trapped…

Weedman, fending off the Seattle Weekly news corps.

Arts & Culture

Sickness unto Celebrity

Something's very wrong with Lauren Weedman, and she'd like to tell you about it.

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For God’s Sake

Why is it that whenever God’s name is cited in some socio-political controversy or other, no one bothers…

Hope Chernov (left) and Danielle Skaarstad opt out of marital bliss.

Arts & Culture

I do, I don’t

A difficult proposal from ACT.

Zinovitch's Wilde has a good heart, a failed accent, and a bad wig.

Arts & Culture

Wilde at Heart

ArtsWest's Oscar attempt means well but misses its mark.

Pucker up, Ben.

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J.Lo-Brow

In case you haven’t heard, Jennifer Lopez is engaged to Ben Affleck. It was an easy thing to…

A Baleful Bond?

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Bonded

I’ll give this to our mongrel, screwed-up idea of a country—we certainly know how to amuse ourselves when…

Arts & Culture

Small World

No more tears (enough is enough)!

Ben Lee at Chateau Ste. Michelle

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Ben Lee at Chateau Ste. Michelle

Ben Lee gives more than he gets. At only 26, he’s been burnishing his craft since his early…

Do Me, Hollywood, Do Me

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Do Me, Hollywood, Do Me

Summer means a season of trashy one-night stands.

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For You, Xanadu

Our public discourses on art rarely match our private pleasures; what’s inexcusable to Ebert is ecstasy for the…

Dubya decides to see no evil; Janet gets nasty.

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Boob Tube

In case you’re overly medicated, sleepwalking, or Bill O’Reilly, you should be aware that we no longer live…

Can't chew it all.

Arts & Culture

Oy

Jewish humor, empty show.

Fathers and sons: Robinson and Smith at battle.

Arts & Culture

The meter of broken dreams

August Wilson's taxi company picks up desperate rhythms.

Now Hear This

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Now Hear This

Who needs to read with books on tape? (Or on CD, or maybe they're not exactly books .…