Can Seattle Immersive Theatre’s ‘Dump Site’ take you inside the mind of a serial killer?
Month: April 2015
Sketch Comedy is Here to Stay at the Pocket Theater
Founder Clayton Weller: on Sketch Comedy Month and world domination.
‘Angry Housewives’ Rage in West Seattle
Angry Housewives returns to Seattle, same as it ever was—fluffy fun with a slight punk edge.
Cat on a Perfectly Comfortable Tin Roof
ACT Theatre revives a Tennessee Williams classic from the company archives.
‘Spin the Bottle’ at Annex Theatre, ‘Roar’ at Grand Illusion Cinema, Pandemonium at the Frye
What to do.
This Is About the Stories
“To see the piece completely, you have to look at your reflection and the colored lights circling into infinity.”
Men and Their Novels
Where is the widely adored literary mega novel by a contemporary female author?
Scarecrow Suggests: May 2015
Sam Peckinpah’s last feature, a new film from the Flight of the Conchords’ guys and more.
Attractive Singles: May 2015
Five can’t-miss tracks from the PNW
Album of Month: ‘Super Square’ by Amos Miller
This collection of tiny, brilliant non-songs is anti-commercial and unconventional.
Hearing Voices
‘Even the Walls,’ a short documentary premiering this month at SIFF, connects Yesler Terrace to a global problem.
Fair Enough?
As art fairs thrive around the globe, Seattle Art Fair prepares for its debut this summer. Will it help Seattle seize a place in the international art world? Does it matter?