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Nicholas Japaul Bernard made a splash playing Hedwig at ArtsWest in 2018. Back in the title role in a new production, he talks about staging the show in today's climate.
David Greig's adaptation of Stanisław Lem's sci-fi novel crafts an elemental portrait of grief and isolation that happens to take place on a space station.
Sound Theatre Company's production of Martyna Majok's critically acclaimed, Pulitzer Prize-winning play includes a host of accessible performances.
The Northwest African American Museum's Juneteenth Week is here to stay. Plus, other ways to celebrate Juneteenth, summer solstice and Father's Day.
The 76th Tony Awards will be led this year by Ariana DeBose and is the first major awards show to be affected by Hollywood's ongoing writers' strike. Despite fears of a possible cancellation…
It was a night of triumph for the small-scale but huge-hearted musical "Kimberly Akimbo," but also a night notable for inclusion.
Read what local LGBTQ+ artists, performers, chefs and leaders had to say about what still sticks with them today from their first Pride experiences.
OSF announced former tech executive Tyler Hokama has been appointed interim executive director, as well as a new fundraising goal of $7.3 million to complete its 2023 season.
If you're looking for more ways to celebrate Pride this June, these artsy options spanning theater, comedy, music and visual art are just the picks for you.
Nice weather, buzzing arts, culture and food scenes: Emerald City summers are swell. From outdoor events to travel recs, here's how to make the most of summer.
"The Sound of Music" and "Seussical, the Musical" will be produced by The Mountaineers despite a dispute between the nonprofit and an adjacent property's owner.
Grab a lawn chair or blanket and head outside to catch these performances from companies offering everything from Shakespeare to contemporary dance.
From "relaxed performances" to touch tours, the initiatives are welcomed by accessibility advocates, but they say much more needs to be done.
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, take your dog to a 3K or 5K run, catch a street fair and more with this local events guide.
From season announcements and the Tony Awards to more leadership changes, there's plenty to look forward to as theater's 2023-24 season starts to take shape.
The Tony Awards ceremony had been in doubt ever since Hollywood's screenwriters went on strike earlier this month.
Seattle theater artist Justin Huertas' world-premiere musical is at Seattle Rep through June 11.
Playwright Hansol Jung's captivating play receives a caring, heartfelt production in Seattle that will stay with you long after you've left the theater.
Welcome to the weekend! Whether you want to venture outside into the sunshine or stay cool at the theater, here are some things you can do in the coming days.
Here's a handful of ways to celebrate Mother's Day " from bonsai to burlesque and comedy " plus more to do in the Puget Sound Area this week.
This world-premiere nostalgia trip quickly turns into a trap as playwright Christian St. Croix covers difficult topics with a teen sitcom sheen.
The Pulitzer Prize for fiction was awarded Monday to two class-conscious novels: "Demon Copperhead," Barbara Kingsolver's modern recasting of the Dickens classic "David Copperfield," and Her…
From local playwrights to national names, these May productions feature writers who are trying to explore stories you may not have seen on stage before.
The 2023 Tony Awards pits best musical nominees: "& Juliet," "Kimberly Akimbo," "New York, New York," "Shucked" and "Some Like It Hot.".
Featuring stunning designs, this production of "Sweeney Todd" highlights the fantastic, the odd and everything in between in Sondheim's murderous musical.
