January 17, 2020
Since 1997, the 14/48 Festival has operated with the same base format: on Thursday night, playwrights are given a theme and need...
January 16, 2020
Remaking a classic film is challenging. Dozens of times we’ve witnessed directors try their hand at remakes only to face bo...
January 15, 2020
Elliot Bay Book Company hosted a reading last Saturday for “Chicken of the Sea,” a children’s book about chickens, pirates an...
It should be easy enough to dismiss the hit Netflix series’ main character, Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), as a bad guy. For anyone...
January 6, 2020
Dusting off popular movies or shows and converting them into musicals has become its own subgenre over the past couple of decades...
December 5, 2019
“Shout Sister Shout” at the Seattle Repertory Theatre is undoubtedly the most impressive jukebox musical to grace a Seattle...
The political and literary community of Seattle has its fair share of powerhouse guests, and Gloria Steinem’s book tour stop...
TEDxSeattle held their 10th anniversary event at McCaw Hall on Saturday, Nov. 22, a theatre that is home to the Nutcracker and...
After a cool six years of waiting, Disney’s favorite sisters Anna and Elsa are back and ready for another adventure in “Frozen II,” as they embark on a quest to save their ki...
The Thanksgiving season was celebrated later than usual this year. It gave Seattle University students and staff a five day weekend...
Envision a mystic world of bubblegum pink hair, rolled cigarettes, neon eyeshadow, drives through the dreamy streets of Los Angeles,...
November 20, 2019
In an effort to unlearn and unsubscribe from heteronormative narratives typically found in literature and media, I have tried...
