Plan out your calendar with our selections for the season’s best entertainment events.
Hir at ArtsWest gives trans voices a stage to dismantle the normative.
Led by immigrant Paula Madrigal’s strong vision, the group reaches audiences both young and old.
Evan Flory-Barnes is finally stepping into the theatrical spotlight. All it took was some therapy.
Technique and transgression fill stages this spring as two styles become one.
Seattle museums look to foster a conversation with their spring visual art exhibits.
You’ll have to mind the gaps, both in the work and its curation, to get the full picture.
Don’t miss new albums coming from Taylar Elizza Beth, Mount Eerie, Bujemane, Dude York, and Sisters.
Don’t miss new books from Robert Lashley, Leyna Krow, Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, Jess Thomson and Ghosts of Seattle Past.
At 81, the Estonian composer Arvo Pärt walks his own quiet path, but has captivated the world into following him.
After experiencing high highs and tragic lows, the rapper is gearing up to release his lush magnum opus.
Our critics pick the best of the season, from the stage to the club to the gallery to the concert hall.
Incorporating dance, virtual reality, installation and audio, the complex piece explores other bodies.
