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2023 is here! And with it comes a plethora of new, exciting entertainment and food options in the Greater Seattle area. Here are our picks for your best bets.
From a rarely seen Lorraine Hansberry work to a celebration of a theater legend, Seattle theaters have plenty to look forward to for your 2023 calendar.
Freezing rain and icy conditions have put Seattle at a standstill today. Here's our updating list of canceled events and closures.
Check out this Seattle Times list of local events, movie and food recommendations, outdoor happenings and more for the Christmas weekend in the Seattle area.
Enjoy snowfall every night in Bellevue at Snowflake Lane, plus holiday lights open over Christmas weekend, looking ahead to New Year's Eve and more.
Our arts and culture writer looks back at a year in flux for our city's arts scene.
The musical, which adapts the 2001 movie directed by Baz Luhrmann, prioritizes spectacle, to the detriment of the love story at its heart.
Drag superstars Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme talk about their Seattle roots, making difficult topics funny and Monsoon's upcoming Broadway debut.
Check out this Seattle Times list of outdoor happenings, local events, food recommendations and more for the weekend of Dec. 9-11 in the Seattle area.
Seattle-area residents have two chances to experience Austen's world onstage: a "Pride and Prejudice" continuation and an improvised Austen-inspired play.
A copy of what's being called Stephen Sondheim's first original cast recording has been found. "Phinney's Rainbow" was a student-led musical at Williams College in 1948.
With "Q Brothers Christmas Carol" and the world premiere of "Mr. Dickens and His Carol," ArtsWest and Seattle Rep try new spins on Dickens' classic tale.
Led by Kataka Corn as Dorothy, 5th Avenue's outstanding production of "The Wiz" offers showstopping songs and a jaw-dropping costume design.
An all-ages show full of laughs and low stakes, "Paddington Saves Christmas" could be exactly what we need to kick off the holiday season.
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.
For some within the Black community, "The Wiz" has been part of their life for years, but they've rarely had the chance to see a production like 5th Avenue's.
Check out this list of holiday events around Greater Seattle, with light shows, markets, music and much more. Click on through!
Welcome to the holiday season! Here's your guide to the festive shows, light displays, performances, movies and more coming this winter.
This year, Seattle theaters offer a mix of classic tales and clever twists on familiar stories. Oh, and Paddington is here to save Christmas.
In its latest production, a local performing arts company seeks to amplify the often-overlooked voices of women who went sent to Nazi concentration camps.
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.
The ending of this production of a seldom-produced James Baldwin play, from The Williams Project and LANGSTON, left our critic stunned.
Stage, TV and film writer-director Douglas McGrath has died at age 64. His solo off-Broadway show, "Everything's Fine," had opened last month.
By utilizing a nightly audience survey, Pony World's take on Wilder's "Our Town" examines what of the classics should be kept and what should be left behind.
The Seattle star made big waves in the theater world after she spoke openly about her experience in the Broadway revival of "1776."
