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Lisa Loomer's "Distracted," at ArtsWest in Seattle, stars the talented Heather Hawkins in a production that tackles an important issue in a sitcom style.
An interview with Lee Hall, who wrote the screenplay and book for the movie-turned-musical "Billy Elliot," which comes to the Paramount in Seattle March 22-April 3, 2011.
Seattle's Intiman Theatre announced it has raised about $175,000 in cash and pledges for the company's emergency Impact Intiman campaign.
Seattle dancer/choreographer Catherine Cabeen leads a My Favorite Things tour at Seattle Art Museum on March 18, 2011.
Seattle Theatre Group announces the Broadway at the Paramount Series: "Million Dollar Quartet," "American Idiot," the Blue Man Group.
Seattle Children's Theatre has extended the run of the show "Go, Dog. Go!" through March 20.
Director Valerie Curtis-Newton stages "All My Sons" at Intiman Theatre in Seattle " with the lead family as African-Americans in the Central District, rather than white Midwesterners.
Seattle theater troupe The Endangered Species Project aims to bring neglected plays to light " in free readings.
The Village Theatre in Issaquah mounts the Northwest debut of "Iron Curtain," an unabashed throwback to 1950s Broadway musicals, set in Russia and on Broadway during the Cold War.
Winners from the regional finals of August Wilson Monologue Competition announced.
With "Caminos del Inka," conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya brings "hidden" music of South America to Seattle Symphony.
Mavis Staples tops The Seattle Times' Short List of A&E favorites this week.
An interview with playwright Naomi Iizuka, who has penned a new adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's 1850 novel about the Puritan American experience, the dark and bright sides of human behav…
Ginny Ruffner, Seattle artist, is all over the place these days. She has a show at the Bellevue Arts Museum, "Aesthetic Engineering: The Imagination Cycle"; she's designing a new public scul…
