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"Orpheus" runs through March 10 at Seattle Opera.
The production stars Charles Leggett as messy Oscar and Chris Ensweiler as tidy Felix, the mismatched roommates.
The play, based on the award-winning book by Linda Sue Park, runs through March 18.
SSC opens its Wooden O series opens in summer with "Twelfth Night" and "The Winter's Tale" at area parks, then has scheduled three more Bard-penned plays and one by Ibsen, performed indoors.
Mark Anders plays the arrogant London speech specialist, who on a bet sets out to prove he can turn a raggedy flower peddler into a grand lady. A Seattle Shakespeare Company production of "P…
A Q&A with Logan Denninghoff, who plays Gaston in the touring stage production of "Beauty and the Beast" that's coming to Seattle Feb. 21-26.
He doesn't beam in, but William Shatner does the next best thing at the start of his one-man Broadway show: He appears to the familiar orchestral strains of the "Star Trek" theme.
Seattle Theatre Group and Seattle Repertory Theatre will copresent the Tony Award-honored play in a touring version in 2013.
The sessions " Feb. 18, 19, 25 and 26 and March 5 " will give audiences and others a chance to talk more about racial conflict in 1907, when "Oklahoma!" is set, and in the arts today.
Producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" have agreed to pay the hit Broadway musical's former director Julie Taymor royalties as part of a settlement that ends one chapter in the two sid…
The city of Everett's new art center, open since April of last year, offers workshops, demonstrations, a gallery and affordable housing for artists.
"Oklahoma!," the classic tribute to hardy " and singing and dancing " pioneers by Rodgers and Hammerstein, runs through March 4 at the 5th Avenue Theatre.
Local performer Nick Garrison does an impressive job assuming the many personae required in this multilayered one-man show that poses tough questions about survival in the face of evil.
Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Don Quixote" provides amazing spectacle with costumes, crowd scenes and, of course, story and dance. The American premier, Alexei Ratmansky's new version also use…
Seattle Public Theater stages Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" and Macha Monkey puts on "Thebes," by Kristina Sutherland.
Strawberry Theatre Workshop stages Theresea Rebeck's tale of loners in the Yukon at the end of the Gold Rush.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's much-awaited sequel to "The Phantom of the Opera" is called "Love Never Dies," but the musical defied its title: after a short life in London, it died. Now he hopes it …
In this review of "The Woman in Black," Daniel Radcliffe's first film since he starred in the Harry Potter films, Seattle Times film critic Moria Macdonald praises Radcliffe for a fine, un-H…
An interview with actor Tom Skerritt, who takes to the ballet stage for the first time as Don Quixote in Pacific Northwest Ballet's danced version of the life of the Spanish knight errant.
Writer David Schmader's touching one-man show at Hugo House reminds us that occasionally, there's some good out there in the world, if you stop beating yourself up long enough to notice.
ArtsWest Playhouse's "All Through the Night" is a detailed history of the Third Reich told through a group of women whose lives are changed by war.
Showtunes Musical Theatre's "Real to Reel" concert on Jan. 28-29 salutes musicals that made it from the stage to the big screen.
The comic troupe will appear in Seattle Feb. 2-12, 2012.
