Whim W’Him’s ‘Approaching Ecstasy’ is a powerful, dark and ultimately uplifting multi-media performance.
Month: June 2017
Kesan Nathaniel’s Improv Monster ‘Cast of One’
A lone performer acts out an entire movie, play or book—and it’s amazing.
Video: When COLORED Took Over Tacoma
Chris Jordan’s building-wide exhibition was unlike anything else in the Northwest.
‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ Leaves You Wanting More
A Jerome Robbins work is the standout of three PNB premieres.
Can ‘Romy and Michele’ Sing?
The perils and promise of adapting a cult hit film into a big-budget musical.
SIFF’s Anjelica Huston tribute, the NW New Works festival, a trio of queer-centric shows, and more
What to do.
The Art of Carving Out Space
Satpreet Kahlon uses castoffs and trash to challenge the patriarchy.
‘Dirtbag’ Is Peak Documentary Filmmaking
Mountaineer Fred Beckey makes an exceptional subject in a film that explores the thin line between following your dreams and being consumed by them.
An Unusual Night at the Symphony
A not-to-be-forgotten production of Ravel’s short opera “L’enfant et les sortileges” along with a tour-de-force performance of Mozart’s Concerto No. 9.
Mayoral Candidates Fight Over the Future
Will they actually discuss their plans and policies before it’s too late?
The Mind Behind the Stories: Q&A with Kevin Allison
The host of the popular ‘Risk!’ storytelling podcast talks triggers and truth.
Good Intentions on ‘Grand Concourse’
Seattle Public Theater’s compact, clever production tests the limits of compassion.