A conversation with Seattle
It’s official, folks: You no longer need to don haz-mat gear to use the bathrooms at the Comet Tavern. … Continue reading The Comet Tavern Returns from the Grave (Interview and Photo Gallery)
From frijole-filled hole-in-the-wall Mexican joints to Five Diamond fine dining with Native American flavors, I was thrilled with my discoveries in the Phoenix area. Here are my recommendations. Continue reading To Phoenix, for Some Fantastic Food (and Lots of Photos)
Kevin Mallon, the third of four aspirants this season for the directorship of Seattle Baroque Orchestra, took the helm Saturday … Continue reading Seattle Baroque not at its best
Zoe | Juniper’s BeginAgain (at On The Boards through March 30) starts with a bang, or rather a clap, stamping, … Continue reading A Twice-Baked Show in Shadow, Light, and Soil
Acting teachers love Chekhov. The lyricism of the dialogue is appealing. The setting is just enough removed to permit liberality … Continue reading Vanya By Way of Beckett is Inventive and Imperfect
Anglophiles would do well to make frequent stops at the Seattle Art Museum over the next two months. As You … Continue reading SAM Goes to England for their New Film Series
On March 29, new music blends with video art, literature, and drama at Wallingford’s Chapel Performance Space. Hosted by contemporary … Continue reading Composers Nat Evans and Leaha Villarreal Bring New Sounds to Wallingford’s Chapel