Tom Keogh is a longtime arts writer for Seattle and national publications. He has been a weekly contributor to The Seattle Times since 2001, helping cover film, theater, classical and pop music. He teaches creative writing to high school students in Edmonds, and lives in Shoreline.
Doris Kearns Goodwin, eminent American historian of presidential lore, will speak at Benaroya Hall on Oct. 1, kicking off Seattle Arts and Lectures' literary arts...
Autumn film festivals in our region are plentiful, often with a particular focus and all offering features, shorts, guest artists, workshops and more.
“Tom Varner & Friends: End of Summer Sound Vespers” might be a mouthful of a title. But it’s a pretty good handle for the aural...
A "piano boot camp" — but with something extra — draws a select group of young pianists each year who gather not just for music...
The end of this month marks the fourth appearance of 25-year-old Benjamin Grosvenor in Seattle in six years. He will be performing Chopin’s 1829 Piano...
“For celebrating Bernstein, I wanted a concert like this,” said Seattle Symphony Music Director Ludovic Morlot. “His music reminds us how generous he was in...
Fiercely independent musician Lori Goldston will join some frequent musical collaborators to play live scores — all written by Goldston — to accompany three silent...
Arts writer Tom Keogh has met many people interested in listening to and learning about classical music, but who have little idea how to start....
Canadian experimental-music soprano Helen Pridmore and friends will perform John Cage’s “Variations II” and Earle Brown’s “December 1952” at the Chapel Performance Space at the...