In a scene that takes itself too seriously, the Squirrels lighten the mood.
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com Lectures and Events Architecture Walk: Wallingford Bungalows The prototypical Seattle home is…
Playing with life, death, and reality, Cronenberg and No頰roduce the feel-bad movies of the year.
Deities with strings attached.
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Artist Lecture: Francis Celentano The former UW professor of…
Crumb’s letters reflect a complex, isolated life.
State audits change how some local venues approach their passion for theater.
Duke Moscrip strikes near-gold with a return to his roots.
For weeks, the question has followed me: “Did you see High Fidelity yet?” The last time so many different people…
In multiple tongues, Eric Banks’ choir creates a new music sensation.
Keeping kids playing through friendly competition.
Y2K WTO reprise awaits!This week the Seattle Police Department announced. They are beefing up the force for New Years Eve….
High above on the catwalks, hot undulating babes undulate hotly in halter tops and short shorts. Images of go-go girls…
Pop artistes Stereo Total usher in the return of fun.
Carol Vaness powers through a great diva role.
Distaff fest yields variations on a theme.
CORNISH DANCE THEATER There’s a point at which the distinction between “pupil” and “professional” no longer applies, and the performances…
SPAM EXPANSIVEKudos for the article about Amazon.com’s spamming partnership arrangements [“Spamazon.com,” Dec. 18]. What Frank Catalano has encountered is the…
Spasmodic hard rockers Cave In find a flair for the dramatic.
Reclaiming the DJ from the cult of the MC.
