A conversation with Seattle
I saw a digital screener of Nothing Against Life, Colombian-born director Julio Ramirez’s feature film debut, shortly after it won … Continue reading Seattle-Lensed Movie Drama Debuts at The Cinerama Tonight
North London band Bombay Bicycle Club played like battle-ready veterans at their Neptune Theatre gig last week. That’s not really … Continue reading Bombay Bicycle Club Brings The Dance Party to The Neptune
This morning, the Capitol Hill Block Party lineup was unveiled on a radio station or something. We were given an … Continue reading Here’s this year’s Capitol Hill Block Party lineup
Were Martha a real person and alive today she’d be 103 and George would still be six years her junior. … Continue reading Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf: Still Blowing Us Away After All These Years
A table, a chair, a notebook, a drink, and a script that feels like an evolving work: These elements suggest … Continue reading Winners and Losers Is A Bare Knuckled Knockout
Organist Cameron Carpenter speaks about his upcoming April 25th recital at Benaroya Hall and shares his thoughts on the current state of classical music. Continue reading TSB interview: Revolutionary Organist Cameron Carpenter
The adventurous musicians of Portland Cello Project performed an eclectic mix of rock, jazz and classical covers at the Triple Door on Easter Sunday. They were joined by Portland folk band Alialujah Choir. Continue reading An Eclectic Easter With the Portland Cello Project