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Category: See It This Week
Constant Lovers rock Barboza, Halloween with Bruce Bickford, Inua Ellams’ hit play, Margie Livingston’s “drag” paintings and more
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Danzig lives on, a timely Tony Kushner play, grade-A easy-grooving soul, site-specific Beacon Hill dance and more
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Hotels + Adra Boo, an A+ zombie flick, Heatwarmer’s last show, DIY drums, theater sorcery at On the Boards and more
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BenDeLaCreme’s Halloween show, Stas THEE Boss at Nectar, Japanese cult horror, gallery Roq La Rue returns and more
Monday, Oct. 8 – Tuesday, Oct. 9 Hausu (House) If you haven’t yet seen Nobuhiko Obayashi’s strange, brilliant 1977 horror movie, prepare yourself. Partial checklist: adorable teenage girls, one buttock-chewing floating head, treacly pop songs, animation, the ghost of a suicidal geisha, anti-nuclear symbolism, a carnivorous grand piano and some of the most batshit-nuts visual… Continue reading BenDeLaCreme’s Halloween show, Stas THEE Boss at Nectar, Japanese cult horror, gallery Roq La Rue returns and more
WET’s latest play, a high-risk queer rite, top-shelf resistance art, Tacoma Film Festival, Art Walk Awards and more
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Cabaret gem Lady Rizo, Shaun Kardinal’s game of art-telephone, Roxane Gay-inspired music, a PNW-punk doc and more
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‘Skylight’ at ACT, electronic music feast Kremfest, Kate Neckels’ breathtaking abstracts, Bellwether 2018 and more
Monday, Sept. 17 – Sunday, Sept. 23 A Great Unbridgeable Distance There’s something grounding about repetitive handiwork. Textile artist Mandy Greer extends the meditative practice of weaving into contemplative, ritualistic environments. Each night this week she offers a different durational performance in Bellevue’s Formal Gardens, collaborating with ritualist Timothy White Eagle and movement artists Consuelo… Continue reading ‘Skylight’ at ACT, electronic music feast Kremfest, Kate Neckels’ breathtaking abstracts, Bellwether 2018 and more
Intiman’s ‘Native Gardens,’ an Aretha tribute, ‘Waitress,’ light art at the Factory, Emily Pothast at NWFF and more
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First Thursday highlights, time-traveling ragtime, psychedelic circus, Andrew W.K., Ruler and more
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Yellow Fish goes long, Bumbershoot goes pop, Björk goes drag, Gaytheist rocks, Greenwood gets its own Music Crawl and more
Tuesday, Aug. 28 Pit Stop Veteran director Jack Hill cut his teeth on everything from the masterful horror comedy Spider Baby to Pam Grier action flicks to Switchblade Sisters. This 1968 action-drama set in the cutthroat world of stock car racing is one of his best, showcasing some jaw-dropping car stunts and a great cast… Continue reading Yellow Fish goes long, Bumbershoot goes pop, Björk goes drag, Gaytheist rocks, Greenwood gets its own Music Crawl and more
Arts in Nature, disco at the Laser Dome, ‘The Who’s Tommy,’ ‘The Last Movie,’ a night of flamenco and Hush Hush Records’ 100th release
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