The latest in the Disney series is a showy summer rehash.
The band’s long-awaited return at the Showbox was met with a rapt, adoring crowd.
All the SIFF films with literary pedigrees your heart could ever desire.
Satpreet Kahlon’s curatorial debut inspects the devaluation of handicraft and motherhood.
Garf’s gotten sloppy again and had a few too many.
Even in death, municipal pride shines through.
With the credo “You can’t be what you can’t see,” the group is taking on Eurocentrism via accessibility.
The best of the upcoming enormous film fest.
Writing about writing can be tedious, but here the exercise is invigorating.
See the Opera’s fancy new costumes, celebrate Hardly Art’s 10th birthday, and more.
Paul Allen’s new music festival was fun, but like the system that enables it, weird.
A thrifty illustrated guide to Seattle’s cheapest 16 oz. cups of coffee.
With mounting expenses, Folklife and Block Party at the Station wonder if they can go on.
When will someone do something (elsewhere) about this crisis!
An exhibition about hypnotherapy and other water sports.
Guy Ritchie’s take on Camelot is a joyless medieval sausage fest.
Ebo Barton and Sarah Rosenblatt’s queer social-justice play invited the cast to shape its story.
Open Books will hold a memorial service to the late Northwest poetry legend.
Meant to showcase Mexican culture to the world, ‘Luzia’ fails its premise from beginning to end.
See Sisqo of “Thong Song” fame, relearn the meaning of “credible” in our post-fact era, and more.
