The Seattle Men's Chorus uses music and theater to mark the "Cabaret" era in Germany, and the ruthless persecution of homosexuals that followed. "Falling in Love Again" shows are April 2 and…
Ariana Lallone, Olivier Wevers, Stanko Milov, Jeffrey Stanton and other PNB stalwarts will depart the company in June.
Seattle stage actor Mark Chamberlin, who died March 22, 2011, was a widely respected pro who was equally at home in Shakespearean roles as he was in a turn as Scrooge, writes Times theater c…
Ariana Lallone, 42, will depart Pacific Northwest Ballet at the end of the 2010-11 season, and be part of a special encore performance June 12. This summer, she'll join the cast of Teatro Zi…
At the helm of Seattle Opera's Young Artist Program is opera veteran Peter Kazaras, lending his experience to "Don Giovanni" April 1, 3, 7 and 9, 2011.
Intiman Theatre has announced a donor's $100,000 matching grant as part of the theater's fundraising campaign.
At Intiman Theatre in Seattle, director Valerie Curtis-Newton directs Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" through April 17.
Anderson: "I play the same way I did as a kid."
Seattle performance artist Charles Smith presents "My Arm is Up in the Air," a look at the amazing and ridiculous things that happen to language, at On the Boards through March 28, 2011.
On its final tour with artistic director Judith Jamison, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performed its signature piece, "Revelations," as well as strong new work at the 5th Avenue The…
Aberdeen-born choreographer Trisha Brown, founder of Trisha Brown Dance Company, remembers her longtime collaborator, American artist Robert Rauschenberg.
Trisha Brown Dance Company comes to UW's Meany Hall March 31-April 2, 2011, with a program of older works and a world premiere.
Lanford Wilson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright from Missouri who wrote of urban desperation in rich and emotional dramas centered on the struggles of small-town Midwestern life, has die…
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater visits Seattle's 5th Avenue Theatre on March 25-27, celebrating the 50th anniversary of "Revelations" and bringing new works.
At Seattle's Paramount: "Billy Elliot," the musical born from the movie about a boy who yearns to dance, preserves the sentiment of the original film with a big helping of Broadway-style pro…
Playwright Douglas Anderson discusses his work "The Beams are Creaking," about German theologian and Resistance hero Dietrich Bonhoeffer, being staged at Taproot Theatre in Seattle through A…
Jerry Manning directs "Of Mice and Men" at Seattle Rep, through April 10, 2011.
More shake-ups at Seattle Shakespeare Company: Managing director John Bradshaw has withdrawn his resignation; the company's board appoints George Mount interim artistic director, to replace …
New digital tools are bringing new ways to teach humanities courses, even Shakespeare.
Dance and wireless technology combine in Ezra Dickinson and Paurl Walsh's "Actually Really."
Seattle Repertory Theatre stages John Steinbeck's Dust Bowl story "Of Mice and Men" March 23-April 10, 2011.
Seattle performance artist Charles Smith performs "My Arm is Up in the Air" on March 24-28, 2011, at On the Boards.
Reviews of "Hearts are Monsters," staged by Macha Monkey, and "The Skriker" by Ghost Light Theatricals.
The Seattle branch of the Bushwick Book Club asks performers to ponder a book, then create a song about it for a book-loving crowd. Shows for kids and adults are on tap March 19 and 20, 2011…
A review of the new one-act opera, "The Man in the Mirror," starring tenor Ross Hauck, making its world premiere at the American Handel Festival in Seattle.