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1,749 stories from The Seattle Times

Intiman's next stage: A new home and a first-of-its-kind theater partnership with Seattle Central College by Brendan Kiley

Intiman Theatre finally has a new home. The Seattle institution is settling on Capitol Hill at Seattle Central College, where it will become the only nationally known regional theater attach…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 8:00pm on October 17, 2020

Tony-nominated actor Anthony Chisholm dies at 77 by Muri Assuncao

Celebrated stage and screen actor Anthony Chisholm has died at age 77. His talent management company confirmed the news on a social media post. The cause of death was not immediately known. …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 3:31pm on October 17, 2020

The 2020 Tony nominations have been announced, and they're the weirdest ever by Peter Marks

NEW YORK " Delayed and truncated, the 2020 Tony Award nominations were finally announced on Thursday, laying out the contenders in a painfully thin Broadway season upended and abridged by th…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 3:36pm on October 15, 2020

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson sues Brown Paper Tickets by Brendan Kiley

After receiving nearly 600 consumer complaints from around the country about Brown Paper Tickets, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Seattle…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 5:28pm on September 30, 2020

UPDATING: Fall 2020 arts events in the Seattle area by Yasmeen Wafai

Despite coronavirus pandemic restrictions, arts organizations in the Seattle area are still finding ways to create and present work. Over the next few months, we will update this list with a…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on September 11, 2020

6 months after COVID restrictions began, how are music venues, arts groups and musicians doing? by Michael Rietmulder, Moira Macdonald, Brendan Kiley and Megan Burbank

How are local arts groups and musicians holding up and what do they have planned this fall, despite the restrictions? Here, they tell us in their own words, offering a snapshot of how some a…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on September 11, 2020

What to look for in Seattle's fall 2020 arts scene by Seattle Times Staff

The coronavirus pandemic has thrown the entire world into a tailspin, upending a lot of what we think things should look like, including a fall arts season. Seattle's fall arts scene looks d…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on September 11, 2020

Seattle theaters get inventive, finding ways to perform even during pandemic closures by Brendan Kiley

Many theaters have turned to digital programming. Now, a few Seattle theaters have announced slightly more inventive, refined and ambitious season plans: audio dramas, online choose-your-own…

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

Legal proceedings begin against Brown Paper Tickets by Brendan Kiley

Attorneys in Seattle have filed two legal actions against Brown Paper Tickets, which has been beset by complaints that it owes artists money. Filed last month, one of the legal actions is on…

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

Seattle's fall 2020 art scene will be unlike any that's come before. Here's a guide to what's in store by Brendan Kiley

It's tough to find silver linings in 2020. In a year defined by the COVID-19 pandemic, though, artists have continued to create and will keep doing so, no matter the circumstances. Here's a …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on September 8, 2020

Seattle-area venues to light up red in support of live entertainment workers impacted by COVID closures by Yasmeen Wafai

Seattle-area venues plan to join others nationwide and light up in red Tuesday night to raise awareness of the live entertainment industry and workers who are hurting during the pandemic shu…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on September 1, 2020

Stephen Terrell, who staged memorable musicals in the Seattle area, dies at 63 by Tom Keogh

Stephen Terrell, a beloved stage director, choreographer, dancer, actor and singer who was, for a number of years in the 1990s, one of the busiest theater talents in the Seattle area, died J…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 3:18pm on August 25, 2020

This moment feels 'a bit different' … but 'am I supposed to say thank you?' One Black Seattleite's take on the Black Lives Matter protests by Dimitri Woods

As the George Floyd protests continue throughout the country, Dimitri Woods, a performance artist from Seattle, takes stock of the situation. There's room for hope, but we also have to be re…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on August 10, 2020

'Thin Skin,' inspired by Seattle musician and comedian Ahamefule J. Oluo's stories, will debut at Bentonville Film Festival by Moira Macdonald

The film, based on Ahamefule J. Oluo's autobiographical one-man musical show "Now I'm Fine" and by his "This American Life" story "The Wedding Crasher," will stream for 24 hours beginning at…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 7:27pm on August 7, 2020

Submit your events now for Fall Arts Guide 2020 by Seattle Times Staff

Calling artists and arts organizations: Do you have an arts event (virtual or otherwise) planned for between Sept. 13 and Thanksgiving? If so, we'd like to know about it for our Seattle Time…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 2:56pm on August 4, 2020

Daniel Rian, Boeing retiree and volunteer firefighter who performed in local theater, dies of COVID-19 by Scott Hanson

Daniel Rian worked at Boeing for almost four decades. He also was a volunteer firefighter and EMT, chauffeuring legendary Seattle clowns J.P. Patches and Gertrude via firetruck in local para…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 1:00pm on July 24, 2020

Forsooth: COVID-19 brings Shakespeare to Vermont backyards by Wilson Ring

BURLINGTON, Vt. " On an idyllic summer evening not far from the shore of Lake Champlain, the immortal words of William Shakespeare float from a lush backyard, professionally performed " for …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:15am on July 16, 2020

Harrowing tales from frontline COVID responders in livestreaming play 'The Line' by Brendan Kiley

For "The Line," playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen interviewed real health care workers in New York City. The play, presented by The Public Theater, streams online for free through Au…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on July 13, 2020

A blowup around an award leads to broader questions about Artist Trust by Brendan Kiley

A blowup around this year's Artist Trust's Artist Innovator Award has become a kind of referendum on the 33-year-old nonprofit that supports Washington artists and distributes nearly half a …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 11:02pm on July 7, 2020

Broadway veteran Nick Cordero dies from virus complications by Mark Kennedy

NEW YORK (AP) " Tony Award-nominated actor Nick Cordero, who specialized in playing tough guys on Broadway in such shows as "Waitress," "A Bronx Tale" and "Bullets Over Broadway," has died i…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:29pm on July 5, 2020

Seattle Theatre Group announces staff cuts in wake of coronavirus shutdowns by Megan Burbank

Seattle Theatre Group, operator of the Paramount, Moore and Neptune theaters, will reduce staffing by about 70%, the organization said Thursday.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 4:59pm on June 25, 2020

Coronavirus shutdowns lead to layoffs at SAM, ACT, Chihuly Garden & Glass, Space Needle by Moira Macdonald

The coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate Seattle's arts and entertainment community, with Seattle Art Museum, ACT Theatre, Chihuly Garden & Glass and the Space Needle all experien…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:37pm on June 16, 2020

'We loved each other': Fauci recalls AIDS activist Larry Kramer, friend and nemesis by Donald G. McNeil Jr.

Nearly every anecdote in our brief interview had the same plot: the country's best-known AIDS activist publicly abusing the country's best-known AIDS doctor " and then privately apologizing …

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 10:35pm on May 27, 2020

How might Seattle's live performance scene come back post-coronavirus shutdowns? by Brendan Kiley

Performing arts organizations were among the first to close their doors in the pandemic shutdown and will likely be among the last to reopen. Even when they are allowed to turn on the lig…

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 9:00am on May 27, 2020

To give kids a singing voice during coronavirus, Seattle's Rich Gray writes 'So Many Heroes' by Nicole Brodeur

Rich Gray was asked to write a song thanking front-line workers, to be performed by children connected to youth theaters around the country, including Seattle Children's Theatre.

SOURCE: The Seattle Times at 3:24pm on May 22, 2020
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