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Coppélia

7:30 p.m. June 1

The danger in promoting a ballet as “family-friendly” is that a chunk of your potential audience will write it off as “kid stuff.” But Pacific Nort...
Pixar Artists' Masterclass

June 29

Artists from Pixar are coming to teach in Seattle! VanArts presents a Masterclass in Character Animation & Story Development, taught by instructors...

SIFF: Week 1 Picks & Pans

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, May 16, 2012

THURSDAY, MAY 17 [PICK] Your Sister's Sister/7 p.m., McCaw Hall For decades, it seems, Seattle's tiny film community has been waiting for The Next Big Thing—some breakout talent who would put us on the moviemaking map. Instead, however, Lynn Shelt... More »
Stage: Madama Butterfly

By Gavin Borchert | Wed, May 09, 2012

Jumping on the opera-in-movie-theaters bandwagon, Seattle Opera decided charity begins at home, live-streaming Saturday's McCaw Hall opening-night performance roughly a hundred yards west to KeyArena, where a crowd of just over 5,000 enjoyed it fo... More »
Opening Nights: Apollo and Carmina Burana at PNB

By Sandra Kurtz | Wed, April 18, 2012

George Balanchine famously liked to tinker with his prior work, and he returned to 1928's Apollo, one of his earliest creations for the Ballets Russes, over and over. Set to a Stravinsky score, the piece originally included opulent scenic and dram... More »
Opening Nights: New Works at PNB

By Sandra Kurtz | Wed, March 21, 2012

Peter Boal is fond of saying that he wants audiences to know how many different kinds of dance Pacific Northwest Ballet can do, and he's been methodically adding works to the repertory that prove just that. Two of the three dances in the ongoing "... More »
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, March 14, 2012

WEDNESDAY 3/14 Photography: A New Continent It takes courage to open a gallery these days, when so many have closed since the recession hit. Yet that's just what Mariane Lenhardt has done downtown, and her first show justifies that confidence. A P... More »
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