Seattle Summer Events Guide: Theater & Dance

Rage Against the Machine

In a new monologue, Mike Daisey dissects his love-hate relationship with iPhones.

By Laura Dannen

Fantasy Frye-land

Oil paintings to the right, “whimsically disturbing” performance art to the left.

By Suzanne Beal

Spring Arts Preview: Top Seven Strategies Seattle Arts Should Copy

By Laura Dannen

Spring Arts Preview: Arts in a Flash

By Laura Dannen

Spring Arts Preview: 21 Can't-Miss Events

By Laura Dannen, Clancey Denis, and Sarah Hirsch

Spring Arts Preview

By Laura Dannen

Raaalphie!

A Christmas Story gets the musical treatment.

Long, Beautiful Hair

A Tasting Menu of Fall Arts

A sampler of outstanding selections from the coming cultural season, from soup to nuts.

Edited by Laura Dannen

Ira Glass Has the Flu

The host of This American Life can't talk right now.

Edited by Laura Dannen

Mayor of Cirque City

Former PNB dancer Adam Miller runs away with the circus.

Edited by Laura Dannen

Homer Alone

Hans Altwies treads softly into his first solo show—an adaptation of The Iliad.

Edited by Laura Dannen

Four Questions For... Jan Fabre

Belgian maverick Jan Fabre discusses his revolutionary career in the arts.

By Christopher Werner

Munchkin for Life

An Oz veteran lands in the Emerald City.

By Steve Wiecking

A Walk in the Park

Director Sam Buntrock creates a new "Sunday" for Seattle

Stage Princess

Star Wars royalty treads the boards—not lightly.

By Steve Wiecking

Time and Time Again

By Steve Wiecking

The Kindness of Strangers

Intiman grants fringe veteran Sheila Daniels her big Desire to direct.

By Steve Wiecking

Seeing Green

Adventure and boogers still abound, but Shrek the Musical aims to be something else: a story with heart.

By Steve Wiecking

Their Friends and Neighbors

New Century Theatre Company puts The Adding Machine to work

By Steve Wiecking