A thin membrane between reality and nightmare and past and present runs through Tony Kushner’s 1985 play, set in 1930s Germany.
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Has social media made Mike Daisey obsolete?
I only saw one episode of the monologist’s new 18-part work ‘A People’s History,’ inspired by Howard Zinn. He’s still a great performer, but is he saying anything we haven’t heard before?
‘RE/33: 33 Fainting Spells Revisited’ traces an emotional and aesthetic dance lineage
Last weekend, Dayna Hanson launched a new project bringing the influential works of her former dance company into the present.
The enduring effects of ‘Oslo’
ACT presents J.T. Rogers’ Tony-winning play about the secret Norwegian-led peace talks between Israel and Palestine in the early 1990s.
‘All On Camera’ by Sun Breaks treats nostalgia as a curio
Sun Breaks’ debut album treats nostalgia as a curio.
Listen! New music by Hushy, Seaan Brooks, Anomie Belle, Beverly Crusher and Cumulus
Five must-hear songs from the Pacific Northwest
November video releases: ‘The Last Movie,’ ‘Take It Out in Trade,’ ‘Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers’ and ‘Skate Kitchen’
Staff at the renowned video store and nonprofit archive highlight the best in this month’s new DVD and Blu-ray releases.
‘The Midsummer,’ an ambitious debut from new dance company the gray
Choreographer Beth Terwilleger debuts imaginative, cross-disciplinary dancing on this dark revision of Shakespeare’s comedy.
Set in Stone: Majestic Northwest landscapes on view in Tacoma
Like a true romantic, Terry Toedtemeier found nature more real than anyplace else.
In ‘I And You,’ a slice of teenage life
Lauren Gunderson’s play, co-produced by Pratidhwani and Theater Schmeater, contains multitudes.
A disappointing Mahler symphony at St. James Cathedral
Vocal performances were the highlight of this presentation of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2, transcribed for organ and performed by organist David Briggs.
Calvin Gimpelevich’s ‘Invasions’ considers the body
‘Invasions’ flows from experiences that border on the divergent and taboo into the surreal, the unreal, the fluidity of moving from body to body.