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"Odin's Horse," Mirror Stage Co.'s first full production in a decade, is an eco-drama by Robert Koon about a writer of Icelandic heritage's...
Last chance, for a while, to see dance troupe Kidd Pivot, which goes on sabbatical next year, after touring Crystal Pite's "The Tempest Replica," her multimedia dance adaptation of Shakespea…
The entertainment magazine reports that Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre may present the August 2013 world-premiere run of the Broadway-bound "Secondhand Lions," a new musical based on the 2003 …
A review of Seattle Opera's "Fidelio," which introduces McCaw Hall audiences to a brilliant new talent, German soprano Christiane Libor.
The international hit musical "Wicked," about the improbable friendship between the Wicked Witch of the West and the Good Witch of the North, returns to the Paramount with strong performance…
ACT Theatre this week will debut its ambitious stage version of "The Ramayana," based on an ancient religious epic that is a spiritual touchstone for Hindus around the world.
A review of Tracy Letts' drama "Superior Donuts," being staged by Seattle Public Theater through Oct. 21, 2012.
The Paramount Theatre in Seattle will hold a ticket lottery before all but one performance of "Wicked"; winners get orchestra-level seats for $25. The musical runs Oct. 10-Nov. 17, 2012.
It was whispered for a time, but now it's official: The legendary Mikhail Baryshnikov is the special guest who will join Mark Morris Dance Company at On the Boards in the world-premiere work…
A review of the musical "Big River," staged by Village Theatre through Oct. 21, 2012 in Issaquah and Oct. 26-Nov. 18 in Everett.
A look back at Seattle Repertory Theatre milestones on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. The theater was born shortly after the Seattle World's Fair of 1962, when civic leaders didn't wa…
"Pullman Porter Blues," by Seattle playwright Cheryl West, opens Seattle Repertory Theatre's 50th season. It dramatizes a three-generation clan of Pullman porters, all working the same run o…
The five short plays in "Tiny Kushner" by Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist Tony Kushner ("Angels in America") add up to an epic look at bright American zaniness and darker American craziness.
Mark Morris Dance Group returns to its old Seattle home, On the Boards, with a world premiere, two Seattle premieres and the return of his classic "Grand Duo," Oct. 4-6, 2012.
Throw a rock and one is bound to hit a project by the prolific Irish writer Enda Walsh. The Dublin native recently won a Tony for the book...
A review of the national touring production of "Memphis," at the 5th Avenue Theatre through Oct. 7, 2012.
A review of Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Cinderella," which kicks off the company's 40th-anniversary season at McCaw Hall through Sept. 30, 2012.
Seattle Times theater critic Misha Berson interviews author Jamie Ford, whose best-selling, Seattle-set novel "Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet" is being adapted by Book-It Repertory …
A new comedy by a Seattle author, a Tony Award-nominated Broadway drama, an Alan Ayckbourn play directed by the author himself and a modern spin on a Thornton Wilder classic will be part of …
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is proposing the Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs take over the city's embattled Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center in 2013. The center is part of the Pa…
If you missed last Wednesday's print edition of The Seattle Times, you didn't see our 24-page guide to the fall arts season. It's got a lot of great ideas about what to see and do this fall,…
A review of the upstart crow collective's all-female production of "Titus Andronicus," at Seattle's Lee Center for the Arts through Oct. 7, 2012.
Community members are invited to two Seattle Opera events tied to the production of "Fidelio": a singalong at an opera chorus rehearsal, and tryouts for extras needed for the big crowd scene…
