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A very tall tale, some merry wives in Windsor and naughty farm animals will take Seattle stages in the coming days.
James Tune, 68, president and CEO of ArtsFund, says he'll leave the organization once a successor is found. The organization raises money for the arts in Western Washington.
Intiman subscribers can trade in their unused 2011 tickets for shows at Seattle Rep, ACT, ArtsWest and Seattle Children's Theatre. Intiman has canceled the rest of its season.
Theater review: New Century Theatre's "Glowworm," at Erickson Theatre through May 14, is heartbreaking but ultimately affirming.
Intiman Theatre, a Tony Award winner and one of Seattle's "Big Three" professional regional theaters, is canceling the rest of its season and laying off all its employees because of its fina…
A review of Vivarium Studio's "L'Effet de Serge," now on stage at Seattle's On the Boards. It's a sometimes provocative, sometimes tedious portrait of a contemporary man ill at ease with him…
A review of Edinburgh-based Puppet State Theatre Company's production of the delightful and thought-provoking allegorical tale, "The Man Who Planted Trees," now appearing at Seattle Children…
Seattle Rep presents Melissa James Gibson's "This," about a group of 30-somethings slouching toward middle age in Brooklyn.
In her riveting, sometimes grueling monologue "Sick," Seattle actress Elizabeth Kenny plunges into the nightmare maze of mysterious symptoms and failed treatments she experienced.
Seattle's Giant Magnet festival, a yearly array of arts performances for kids, announces this year will be its last.
Seattle fringe-theater troupe Annex Theatre names Pamala Mijatov as artistic director.
Playwright Mike Daisey discusses his new work, "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," " yeah, that Steve Jobs " and how it changed the way he looks at technology. Seattle Rep will stage …
Seattle arts-community fixture Melissa Hines died April 8 of cancer.
The musical "Catch Me If You Can," which premiered in Seattle in 2009, has opened on Broadway.
Pacific Northwest Ballet has been performing George Balanchine's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for more than 25 years, and the company wears it well.
Seattle's Fisher Ensemble puts an otherworldly musical spin on a Noh play in "Kocho."
New York City Ballet dancer Jacques d'Amboise describes both phases of his career " dancer and teacher " in his new memoir, "I Was a Dancer." He will be interviewed on stage at Seattle's Tow…
"The Beams are Creaking" at Seattle's Taproot Theatre portrays the courageous theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer struggling with an accelerated destiny. Through April 23, 2011.
A review of "9 to 5: The Musical," at 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle through April 24, 2011.
Seattle Repertory Theatre announces its 2011-12 season, which includes a new play by Bill Cain, the author of "Equivocation," and brings back the audience favorite "Sylvia."
Playwright Glen Berger talks about his quirky "O Lovely Glowworm," being staged at Seattle's New Century Theatre April 13-May 14, 2011.
The touring production that celebrates fed-up working women, "9 to 5," comes to Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre.
A review of Julie Marie Myatt's "the Happy Ones," at Seattle Public Theater.
Seattle has gradually become the home of many professional women theater directors of note, shaping local stages in their own way. The Times talks with six of them about running the show.
Intiman Theatre in Seattle announces it has nearly met its latest urgent fundraising goal of $500,000. Intiman has also retained the services of veteran Seattle arts administrator and consul…
