Bumbershoot 2025: Art, Cat Circuses, and Witch Temples – Here’s What’s Coming
Bumbershoot is coming back swinging this Labor Day Weekend (August 30–31), and it’s not just about the music – it’s also about art. Building on
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ArtsWest’s ‘The Effect’ Impresses with Taut Drama Ahead of Fresh New Season
Before diving into the just-announced 2025-26 season at ArtsWest, do yourself a favor and catch their current offering, The Effect. Lucy Prebble’s high-stakes drama — a New
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Vancouver Jazz Festival Turns 40: Bill Frisell, Richard Bona, and a Citywide Party of Sound
The Vancouver International Jazz Festival is turning 40 — and it’s throwing one heck of a party. From June 20 to July 1, 2025, the
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Has the Three-Pointer Ruined the NBA? The 2025 Finals Show Why It Might Have
This year’s NBA Finals — featuring the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers — should be a celebration of two young, dynamic teams battling for
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Review: “Duel Reality” Brings Acrobatic Shakespearean Spectacle to Seattle Rep
Seattle Rep’s latest production, Duel Reality by Montreal-based circus collective The 7 Fingers, flips the script on Shakespeare—literally and figuratively. A high-energy, genre-blending spectacle, this 70-minute performance
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‘The Phoenician Scheme’ Review: Wes Anderson’s Latest Is All Style, Little Spark
There’s no mistaking a Wes Anderson film. Within seconds of “The Phoenician Scheme,” his latest feature, the familiar markers snap into place: The pastel color palette,
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Review: ‘Ballerina’ Keeps the John Wick World Spinning with a Brutal, Balletic Spin-Off
For better or worse, “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” delivers exactly what it promises: a high-octane, hyper-stylized detour into the Wick-verse, led by Ana
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Lane Lambert Named Head Coach of Seattle Kraken
The Seattle Kraken announced Thursday that veteran NHL coach Lane Lambert has been hired as the third head coach in franchise history. The move comes
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SIFF 2025 Wraps: ‘Seeds,’ ‘Tinā,’ and Indy the Dog Walk Away As Top Award Winners
The 51st Seattle International Film Festival wrapped over the weekend with Brittany Shyne’s “Seeds,” Miki Magasiva’s “Tinā,” and James Sweeney’s “Twinless” among the major award
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Holland America’s $99 Standby Cruise Program Is the Sleeper Hit of the Summer Travel Season
For travelers who can act fast and pack even faster, Holland America Line just dropped what might be one of this summer’s biggest travel deals:
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