Showcasing the enchanting contradictions of Poulenc.
Can a new artistic director get Spectrum dancing to a different drum?
A former Seattleite helps zoos evolve.
Martin Moran says a search for truth is The Tricky Part.
Two memoirs show different aspects of one very cold place.
The composer was right all along.
Warner Shook’s farewell bow is all for the actors.
A nasty-tongued novel that doesn’t express enough.
At EMP, photos freeze the moment before rock’s three biggest legends lunged toward greatness.
Benaroya Hall was built as a temple of the immaterial muse, but its lobby celebrates materiality: Downtown Seattle has never…
Cornish comes back from the brink of mediocrity.
Growing up under stars; climbs that thrill and kill.
An experimental opera in which myth meets movement.
Dancing on the artsEdge.
Our classical music critic airs his concertgoing pet peeves.
Danza Floricanto/USA Mexican immigrants to the U.S. have brought many different parts of their culture with them over the years,…
Either Bookfest was far better this year, or we made fewer bad choices about what to see. Still, bad choices…
FRIDAY STAGE IN FLAGRANTE GOTHICTO A governess (Annette Toutonghi, above) and her master struggle with their overheated passions in a…
Sometimes we just don’t get to do what we want. Sure, it’s rough, because we’d all like to trust in…
Kirkland Performance Center wants to provide an Eastside haven for the arts. Two recent shows suggest it just may be up to it.
