Crystal Paul is a features reporter at The Seattle Times. She is interested in stories about the people, places and histories that capture the soul of their communities.
A fresh wave of Asian American artists and creators are expanding his legacy by creating nuanced roles for Asian American actors and stories that highlight...
Intiman Theatre’s new chapter looks promising. It’s moving into its new digs at Seattle Central College, and this fall opens its new season and welcomes...
A fire in White Center early Monday morning caused extensive damage to the neighborhood's first LGBTQ+ bar, The Lumber Yard, and a tattoo parlor, Rat...
Though Washington state has fully reopened, it’s not that easy for theaters, many of which aren’t staging shows until the fall or winter.
Now that Juneteenth has become the 12th federally recognized holiday, will its meaning be changed by its growing popularity? How should non-Black people celebrate the...
Before the George Floyd protests awakened the nation to systemic racism, Juneteenth was a holiday where Black folk could be loud, proud and carefree, Crystal...
The public art memorial won't be dedicated until June 26, but it’s already evoking strong feelings from those who lived through the AIDS crisis. The...
After a year without in-person theater and performances, Seattle-area performing arts groups are taking advantage of the warmer weather and planning plays and performances outdoors.
The state of Washington will drop all COVID-19 restrictions by June 30, Gov. Jay Inslee says. Are we ready? And what will this summer look...
For the second year in a row, Seattle Pride will be held online due to the coronavirus pandemic — but event organizers have learned a...
