Virtual programming creates new opportunities for Seattle arts organizations
Digital programs allow groups to reach new audiences
By Nat Rubio-Licht | November 13, 2020
On the Boards’ Northwest New Works Festival Spotlight: Dance Filmmaker Kiana Harris
Get to know this emerging artist who presents her new dance film, “Rivers of Nine,” at On the Boards’ 35th annual festival highlighting new and experimental work
By Gavin Borchert | June 7, 2018
‘Mean Girls’ Meets Machiavelli in Seattle Rep’s ‘MacBeth’
Seattle Repertory Theatre presents a twisted all-female twist on the classic drama
By Danielle Hayden | May 30, 2018
Review: Village Theatre’s Divine ‘Hairspray’
Remember how fun the show was 16 years ago? It still is
By Gavin Borchert | May 22, 2018
ArtsWest Adapts a Dated Melodrama For the Times
"An Octoroon" will have a first look show on April 3 and then will run from April 19 to May 13.
By Gavin Borchert | March 30, 2018
Macha Theatre Works’ ‘Smoke & Dust’ Kicks Up History’s Dirt
A new play considers an extraordinary female composer’s life with a timely twist. Our review
By Gavin Borchert | March 27, 2018
In West of Lenin’s ‘Big Rock,’ Dad and Daughter Take Each Other for Granite
Sonya Schneider’s new play touches on family trauma, with mixed results
By Gavin Borchert | March 21, 2018
The Quick and Dirty on Seattle’s Hamilton Lottery
Still confused about those $10 Hamilton tickets? Here’s some do’s and don’ts to get you started.
By Daria Kroupoderova | February 5, 2018
Local Theatre Legend on August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running” and Leaving Seattle
After 16 years in Seattle, most recently as associate artistic director at Seattle Repertory Theatre, Marya Sea Kaminski says farewell to Seattle with an August Wilson play.
