
Seattle’s Black LGBTQ+ elders didn’t ask for the spotlight on Feb. 25 — they earned it.
In a virtual webinar hosted by GenPride, a packed online room gathered for the kickoff of the organization’s 2025 programming

In a virtual webinar hosted by GenPride, a packed online room gathered for the kickoff of the organization’s 2025 programming

At the Victory Institute’s Leadership Summit this past weekend, a panel of LGBTQ elected officials and candidates offered a candid

The Seattle Women’s Chorus introduced its new resident conductor, Beth Ann Bonnecroy, this weekend, and she’s a wonderful addition. Engaging,

By Noah Sebourn I was barely out of diapers when I was first introduced to Patti LuPone through her spellbinding

Checking In is a new periodic column where we ask Europeans about their views on the USA. This week’s question:

Name: Deaunte Damper Organizations: King County Regional Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Converge Media Location: Seattle, WA When did

KOOZA is a return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil® thatcombines two circus traditions—acrobatic performanceand the art of clowning.

I have been pretty lucky to know great artists, especially during the early ’90s in Portland, where you get to

With a spoonful of sugar, Mary Poppins flies across the stage in a brand-new production created just for The 5th

Allen Fitzpatrick is a Northwest treasure with experience on Broadway and, in my humble opinion, one of the best actors

It was 15 years ago that I first met Mink Stole and Joshua Grannell (a.k.a. Peaches Christ) when they did

Village Theatre has revealed the complete casting for the 21st annual Festival of New Musicals, which takes place August 2-4, 2024,

Crashing into the shores of Green Lake this summer, the returning favorite Titanish is back for one more voyage at

A new musical twenty years in the making is finally here: “Come On, Get Tappy!” is set to debut at

3 STOPS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: SEATTLE – APRIL 14PORTLAND – APRIL 18ASTORIA, OR – APRIL 20 Drag superstar and

As an avid musical historian, I admit I hadn’t heard of James McDonald, David Voss, and Robert Gerlach’s Something’s Afoot