1972: The One Reel Vaudeville Show performs the homemade musical farce Klondike! on the portable stage back of a flatbed…
SPOTTED OUTSIDE OF: Tower Records, 4321 University NE, 632-1187 name: Clare AGE: 25 PROFESSION: A Contemporary Theater artistic assistant WHADCHAGIT?…
Even the best fiction films were indebted to documentarieswhich turns out to be promising for both kinds of movies.
An award-winning play earns its accolades.
Sound Transit’s light rail may look dead, but somehow it keeps on living.
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Former City Attorney Mark Sidran, the Democratic bane of the left, wants to be attorney general. But he has smart competition in both parties.
We would not like to thank the Academy.
SAGE Coalition seeks to link social justice and land use.
Strategies for staying relatively sober at holiday parties
Ex-Archer and current Crooked Finger Eric Bachmann trades the South for Seattle.
Fishing and chipping at Ballard’s neighborhood bar and grill.
At any given time in any given city, there must be at least one punk-rock club where underground bands actually…
Women turn drudgery into art.
A new rave history gets mired in the subgenres.
“Bumbershoot!” “Bless you.” It’s easy to see how our most hallowed of local festivals could be likened to a sneeze….
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Boomer midlife chronicler Jay McInerney writes a 9/12 novel.
YOU MIGHT HAVE heard of Stan Lippman. He’s been a candidate for mayor, for congressman, and, this year, for City…
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