
Creative process: How is Seattle’s growth affecting the city’s arts scene?
As Seattle continues to change, we talked to art makers and leaders in the city to find out how they are dealing with Seattle's transformation.
A guide to pop music, theater, visual arts, dance, comedy and classical music events this fall.
As Seattle continues to change, we talked to art makers and leaders in the city to find out how they are dealing with Seattle's transformation.
Higher density can mean increased foot traffic for shows, but construction disruption is no joke.
Well-known national acts and local amateurs alike take the comedy stage this fall.
Fall brings a panoply of paranoia to local theater, from satire (a Gogol stage adaptation) to deadly serious (Belarus Free Theatre).
Community decries city’s unaffordability, lack of interest from newcomers.
Discover Humaira Abid’s “Searching for Home” exhibit at Bellevue Arts Museum and an Andrew Wyeth retrospective at Seattle Art Museum, among other upcoming highlights.
Contemporary dance seeks a new generation of donors, while ballet focuses on attracting younger audiences.
Promising productions range from Crystal Pite at Pacific Northwest Ballet to the gender-queer inventions of Cherdonna Shinatra.
While business is generally steady, local music venues face threats from development and rent increases.
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