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1,749 stories from The Seattle Times

New relief grant for live performance venues opens for applications " and some Washington venue operators are already concerned by Megan Burbank

A new federal grant relief program, intended to assist live-event venues hit hard by the pandemic, opened up for applications Thursday. But the system glitched. And venue operators were alre…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:26pm on April 8, 2021

Broadway Reopened. For 36 Minutes. It's a Start. by Michael Paulson

The 36-minute event, before a masked audience of 150 scattered across an auditorium with 1,700 seats, was the first such experiment since the coronavirus pandemic caused all 41 Broadway hous…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 7:36pm on April 3, 2021

Arthur Kopit, whose 'Oh Dad, Poor Dad' shook up the theater, dies by Anita Gates

Arthur Kopit, the avant-garde playwright who thrust off-Broadway into a new era with the absurdist satirical farce "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad" a…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 2:51pm on April 3, 2021

16 things to do in Seattle this weekend by Amy Wong

Celebrate Easter, take time to relax and/or check out these other things you can do this weekend.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on April 2, 2021

A high schooler and death-row inmate correspond in ACT Theatre's savvy, visually interesting 'Wad' by Dusty Somers

In Keiko Green's "Wad," a high schooler begins a pen-pal relationship with a death-row prisoner. ACT Theatre's filmed production, a showcase for three of its core company members, streams on…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 30, 2021

16 things you can do in the Seattle area this weekend by Yasmeen Wafai

Check out these food recommendations, outdoor activities and other things to do this weekend.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 26, 2021

Seattle artist Natasha Marin's 'Black Imagination' treats Black voices as boundless treasures by Crystal Paul

Seattle-based conceptual artist Natasha Marin's "Black Imagination," which centers and celebrates the depth and breadth of Black creativity, is a sweeping project that exists in five differe…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 24, 2021

What's Happening March 19-April 1: Seattle's French Fest, 'Don Giovanni' and more by Yasmeen Wafai

If you miss going to events, you're not alone. To assist you in finding something to spice up your days, here are some virtual or properly distanced events we think should be on your radar.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 19, 2021

Village Theatre receives $3M gift to help recover from pandemic shutdown by Crystal Paul

After a difficult year that has taken a significant financial toll on Village Theatre, this week an anonymous donor gave a $3 million gift to the theater. The gift will be used for reopening…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 10, 2021

Brown Paper Tickets to refund $9 million to 45,000 customers | The Seattle Times by Brendan Kiley

Seattle ticketing company Brown Paper Tickets has agreed to pay $9 million in restitution to an estimated 45,000 customers at both ends of the company's business model: ticket buyers owed re…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 7:27pm on March 8, 2021

Brown Paper Tickets to refund $9 million to 45,000 customers by Brendan Kiley

To settle a lawsuit, Seattle company Brown Paper Tickets has agreed to pay $9 million in restitution to an estimated 45,000 customers at both ends of its business model: ticket buyers owed r…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 4:49pm on March 8, 2021

A Kent theater takes on J.K. Rowling's comments with 'Lego Harry Potter and the Transgender Witch' by Dusty Somers

Kent-based Theatre Battery addresses some of J.K. Rowling's statements last year in what it bills as a queer fanfiction parody stop-motion animation series, "Lego Harry Potter and the Transg…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on March 8, 2021

COVID-19 interrupted a generation of theater artists. Now they wonder what's next by Crystal Paul

A generation of theater artists, interrupted by the pandemic, is facing an uncertain future as they struggle to make professional connections, keep their craft sharp and make ends meet, all …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 24, 2021

This audio drama weaves Spanish, English and 'Hamlet' in an autobiographical tale by Gemma Alexander

Incorporating elements from "Hamlet," the audio drama "house of sueños" is an autobiographical story by Meme García that deals with intergenerational trauma, mental health, and the Cen…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 23, 2021

Celebrating Valentine's Day or the snow-filled weekend? Here are some things to do around Seattle by Amy Wong

Here are crafts, food recommendations, outdoor activities and more things you can do this weekend.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 12, 2021

Seattle's Paramount Theatre, anticipating reopening later this year, sets dates for 'Hamilton,' other Broadway shows by Dusty Somers

Nearly a year after the Paramount Theatre went dark, Seattle Theatre Group (which operates the Paramount) and Broadway at the Paramount have announced new dates for the 2021-2022 season, inc…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 11, 2021

What it's like for Seattle theaters to transition leadership during a pandemic by Crystal Paul

Several local theater companies, including Book-It Repertory Theatre, Taproot Theatre, eSe Teatro and Washington Ensemble Theatre, bid farewell to long-standing artistic directors and welcom…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 11, 2021

Arts and entertainment venues open in Phase 2 of Inslee's COVID-19 'Healthy Washington' plan to reopen the state by Yasmeen Wafai

Under the state's "Healthy Washington " Roadmap to Recovery" plan, indoor entertainment establishments such as museums, theaters and music venues are allowed to open at 25% capacity under Ph…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on February 5, 2021

Hal Holbrook, actor known for amazingly accurate portrayal of Mark Twain, dies at 95 by Dennis McLellan

Hal Holbrook's Tony Award-winning Mark Twain re-creation on Broadway in 1966 was part of an acting career that spanned stage, movies and television. One of his most famous film roles: the my…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 3:22am on February 2, 2021

Seattle restaurants and arts and culture institutions are hoping for a big boost in latest round of COVID-19 relief by Paul Roberts, Tan Vinh, Brendan Kiley and Michael Rietmulder

Tucked inside Congress' latest round of small-business relief is some rare good news for restaurants, hotels and the performing arts " sectors that have been especially hard hit by COVID-19 …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on January 21, 2021

What is the Healthy Washington COVID-19 reopening plan and how does it work? by Ryan Blethen and Yasmeen Wafai

Why is Washington state now broken up into regions for the state's reopening plan? We answer that and more in this week's FAQ Friday about Healthy Washington " Roadmap to Recovery.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on January 15, 2021

Seattle Rep embarks on ambitious plan, commissioning more new plays at once than it ever has by Crystal Paul

Seattle Repertory Theatre is embarking on an ambitious undertaking: three commission projects that will support the development of over 20 new plays over the next decade " more than the Rep …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on January 14, 2021

Here's what you can and can't do under Inslee's COVID-19 'Healthy Washington' plan to reopen the state by Yasmeen Wafai

Forget "Safe Start." That's so 2020. Gov. Jay Inslee has devised a new plan to reopen Washington from COVID-19 lockdown. The "Healthy Washington" plan takes effect on Jan. 11 and consists of…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on January 11, 2021

In Memoriam: 11 Seattle-area community members pay tribute to some of the cultural figures we lost in 2020 by The Seattle Times

2020 didn't just take away our ability to partake in our favorite cultural activities; it took away many beloved people involved in creating them. Eleven Seattle-area community members pay t…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on January 2, 2021

2020 crushed Seattle's arts, food and other industries: 8 people share how they survived and their hopes for 2021 by Seattle Times Staff

The pandemic was hard on Seattle's food and beverage and arts and entertainment industries. How did everyone get through it? Some shut their doors to hibernate, others pivoted to start new b…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on December 31, 2020
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