Become A Star At Seattle Theater Camp
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TWIST Seattle Queer Film Festival Announces Lineup Boasting More Than 50% Of Films Directed By Women
TWIST Seattle Queer Film Festival released its 2018 lineup boasting many amazing things. First of all, the film fest opens on National Coming Out Day, October …
Interview: It’s Happy Days For Survivor Anson Williams
Anson Williams will always be known for creating the role of ‘Potsie Webber’ on the hit-classic television program, Happy Days. When Happy Days ended …
Preview: The Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience
There’s good news, and there’s bad news for Game of Thrones fans (some people call them fanatics). Music is coming. The bad news? Winter is coming, but not …
Review: The Phantom Of The Opera Returns To Seattle
Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece The Phantom of the Opera is a show that evokes extremes; one either loves it or hates it, there seems to be no middle …
Seattle Choruses Celebrate Two Anniversaries And Welcome Chad Michaels
Two great anniversaries in one phenomenal season! The Seattle Women’s Chorus (SWC) celebrates their 15th year of concerts in October with Hear Me Roar! …
Review: May The Bells Ring For The Hunchback of Notre Dame!
Don’t miss The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre through June 24, 2018. Get tickets and more info here. The 5th Avenue is …
Preview: Start Your Summer With PNB’s NEXT STEP: OUTSIDE/IN At McCaw Hall
Everyone’s a winner at Pacific Northwest Ballet’s dance party, NEXT STEP: OUTSIDE/IN. The performance is a one-night-only event on June 15th. Company …
Review: Les Misérables In Full Stage Splendor
See Les Misérables presented by Broadway at the Paramount and Keybank at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre running through June 17, 2018 .Get tickets, times …
Preview: Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre Presents The Hunchback Of Notre Dame A Differently Bilingual Musical Treat
When Victor Hugo penned The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 1831, he never dreamed it would be turned into an animated film, let alone into a musical. Walt Disney …
