
How a play inspired the term ‘gaslighting’
Seattle's Sound Theatre Company turns its lens on the early 20th-century play that became a Hollywood film and led to the pop-culture term "gaslighting."
Seattle's Sound Theatre Company turns its lens on the early 20th-century play that became a Hollywood film and led to the pop-culture term "gaslighting."
After two years of pandemic disruptions, the annual Seattle Boylesque Festival is back with four performances with a dozen artists from around the country.
In NBC's "The Courtship," Seattleite Nicole Remy will select from 16 eligible bachelors, all dressed in Regency-inspired finery and competing to impress.
Arts, Beats + Lyrics comes to Seattle for the first time in its 17-year history on Feb. 5. The event combines visual arts, digital images,...
For its first production since the onset of the pandemic, Intiman Theatre will revive “The Mystery of Irma Vep: A Penny Dreadful," a madcap farce.
With “Fannie: The Music and Life of Fannie Lou Hamer,” Cheryl L. West, who is Seattle Rep's most produced living playwright, focuses on the woman...
Jay Woods will become The 5th Avenue Theatre's associate artistic director of artist engagement in March. But audiences will feel her influence before then, as...
The touring Broadway production of "Mean Girls," an adaptation of the 2004 movie, is at the Paramount Theatre through Nov. 21. Is it totally fetch?...
Two Seattle performance groups come together in what may be the first collaboration of its kind to create “Dances in the Sky,” an aerial circus...
Even on an ordinary day, Pike Place Market is full of art, from the crafts market to DownUnder shops housing independent artists. In addition, the...