7 Seattle arts events to put on your Pride month calendar
If you're looking for more ways to celebrate Pride this June, these artsy options spanning theater, comedy, music and visual art are just the picks...
Jerald Pierce
Jerald Pierce is The Seattle Times arts and culture writer.
6 outdoor performances to see this summer
Grab a lawn chair or blanket and head outside to catch these performances from companies offering everything from Shakespeare to contemporary dance.
What to know about recent announcements in Seattle theater
From season announcements and the Tony Awards to more leadership changes, there's plenty to look forward to as theater's 2023-24 season starts to take shape.
Why this play at Seattle's ACT will have you battling tears
Playwright Hansol Jung's captivating "Wolf Play" receives a caring, heartfelt production in Seattle that will stay with you long after you've left the theater.
Review: ‘ZACH’ at ArtsWest, a nostalgic trip to a ’90s sitcom
This world-premiere nostalgia trip quickly turns into a trap as playwright Christian St. Croix covers difficult topics with a teen sitcom sheen.
7 sculptures to see on a Rainier Beach walk VIEW
Take this art walk to see seven sculptures whose stories highlight the way each of the artists worked to tie their work to the land...
5 Seattle theater shows you need to see this May
From local playwrights to national names, these May productions feature writers who are trying to explore stories you may not have seen on stage before.
Review: ‘Sweeney Todd’ at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre
Featuring stunning designs, this production of "Sweeney Todd" highlights the fantastic, the odd and everything in between in Sondheim's murderous musical.
Justin Huertas looks poised to be Seattle’s next breakout theater star
Huertas premieres his musical "Lydia and the Troll" during a three-production stretch that sees him heading Off-Broadway and working with The Kennedy Center.
Student vs. professor: Intiman’s ‘Niceties’ asks its audiences to choose a side
The audience is placed in the middle of an ideological battle between a Black university student and a white professor in Eleanor Burgess's intense 2018...