Frustrated by limited opportunities, 3 Seattle friends started own opera company
Lowbrow Opera Collective aims to make opera more relevant to younger, more diverse audiences. Its next show is "More Than Friends: A Triptych on Queer...
Meet the Seattle composer who's scored big Hollywood films
Hummie Mann has scored Mel Brooks films and more, and founded a graduate program in film composition. A concert featuring his music is on May...
New opera takes on Tacoma's past expulsion of Chinese residents
A decade in the making, “Tacoma Method” recounts the city's 1885 expulsion of its Chinese residents and the destruction of its Chinatown.
Seattle’s first Iranian theater company is ready for its first live show
Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble's first live production is a timely response to news about violence against women in Iran and around the world.
Comedians create what’s believed to be PNW’s first disability-focused comedy festival
The Disabled List Comedy Festival, which organizers believe is the first disability-focused comedy festival in the Pacific Northwest, takes place Jan. 27-28.
Not feeling the Christmas show vibe? Here’s an anti-holiday holiday show
Known best for performing Bach on the marimba in unexpected venues, Seattle musician Erin Jorgensen's latest show is in a former auto body shop in...
‘Paddington Saves Christmas’ at Seattle Children’s Theatre gets squeals of laughter
An all-ages show full of laughs and low stakes, “Paddington Saves Christmas” could be exactly what we need to kick off the holiday season.
Seattle-area museums have something for everyone in fall 2022
From a children's museum expansion to exhibits on costume design, animation and more, here are some things to check out at your local museums this...
5 great reasons to see Seattle Asian Art Museum’s new exhibition
Seeing "Beyond the Mountain: Contemporary Chinese Artists on the Classical Forms" is also a great reason to check out the renovated Seattle Asian Art Museum.
The 5th Ave offers an emotional ‘Prom’ during Pride month
Opening near the end of prom season and right at the beginning of Pride month, The 5th Avenue Theatre couldn’t have picked a better time...