Stories from Seattle: “Venues in Seattle are Going to Close”
Steven Severin, co-owner of Neumos, is fighting to keep the music alive
By Tricia Romano | April 6, 2020
Seattle Opera’s Lullaby of Bird
Thanks to musical pacing issues and stylized staging, 'Charlie Parker’s Yardbird' is a brief opera but not a fast-moving one
By Gavin Borchert | February 26, 2020
This Week in Seattle Shows: ‘Fleabag,’ ACT’s Solo Fest and More
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll feel less alone in your failure to adult
By Gemma Wilson | February 4, 2020
DIY Opera ‘#adulting’ Explores Growing Up, the Seattle Way
With an eclectic score and absurdist humor, Lowbrow Opera Collective makes fringe theater out of their own lives
By Gavin Borchert | February 4, 2020
Taylor Mac’s Over-the-top Holiday Show Celebrates the Season in Style
Catch 'Holiday Sauce' in Seattle this month
By Gavin Borchert | December 9, 2019
5 Seattle-area Record Labels You Should Know
When it comes to independent record labels, Sub Pop isn’t the only game in town
By Jorn Peterson | November 22, 2019
Seattle Opera Gives Veterans a Voice
A new one-act, 'The Falling and the Rising', tells the stories of those who serve
By Gavin Borchert | November 13, 2019
A ‘Beautiful’ Debut at Seattle’s Can Can Culinary Cabaret
Singer Renee Holiday, née Shaprece, is back in town to share a story of transformation with Seattle audiences
By Gemma Wilson | November 6, 2019
Beyond Dead White Guys: Byron Schenkman Expands Classical Music
The musician and music director’s latest program, this Sunday at Benaroya Hall, explores connections among Czech composer Antonin Dvorak and pioneering American composers of color
