11 stories by "Grace Gorenflo"
A number of Seattle-area arts organizations canceled performances on the day of the big ice storm last month. Here's the financial toll it took on some of them.
Freezing rain and icy conditions have put Seattle at a standstill today. Here's our updating list of canceled events and closures.
After seven years in Pioneer Square, dinner theater company Cafe Nordo will close its two venues there. Here's what they're hoping to do in the future.
What happens when PPP funds are used up and revenue still hasn't hit pre-pandemic levels? Seattle JazzED, National Nordic Museum and Seattle Theatre Group talk about their plans.
As multiple forces hit arts groups all at once, how are Seattle-area organizations dealing with rising costs, supply chain problems, pandemic uncertainties and more?
After facing financial hardship brought on by the pandemic, Teatro ZinZanni is ready to debut it's new show in Seattle which follows the theme "coming home."
Reginald Andre Jackson has acted in Seattle for more than 30 years. During the pandemic, he put in time playwriting, creating "History of Theatre."
Many Seattle performing-arts organizations are requiring masks through the end of their 2021-22 seasons, and some are still requiring proof of vaccination.
Inspire Washington is touring to provide cultural organizations with information on resources as they work to recover from pandemic closures.
As more local performing arts groups open shows this spring, here's a look at how ticket sales are going for some of them.
The Seattle-based Asian American theater company Pork Filled Productions is holding a play festival in which 40 thespians will create seven new plays in 24 hours, then perform them, in a liv…
