CONCERTS The 60-member Seattle Rock Orchestra pays tribute to Queen’s breakout album, A Night at the Opera, at the Moore with favorites like “Bohemian Rhapsody” and the eight-minute “Prophet’s Song.” May 21.

Producer Mark Trombino brings out the best in the ’90s alt-rockers Jimmy Eat World (big guitars, catchy melodies, whiffs of punk). They reunite on new album Invented; hear it live at Showbox SoDo tonight. May 20.

The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill continues as the gifted songstress/MC performs remixes of classics from her solo album and her Fugees days at Showbox SoDo. Let’s just hope she doesn’t show up two hours late. May 22.

DANCE Corella Ballet, Spain’s only classical ballet company and the troupe of former American Ballet Theatre principal Ángel Corella, graces UW’s Meany Hall this weekend. May 20 & 21.

POSTER SHOW Every music act at Sasquatch!, from Foo Fighters to the Flaming Lips, gets its own piece of artwork to commemorate the event; more than 60 band posters are on display at art bar Vermillion, starting tonight. (View a slideshow of images from Sasquatch! Poster Show.) May 20–29.

FILM FEST Seattle International Film Festival is in full swing, with Ewan McGregor making an appearance this Sunday to receive the Golden Space Needle Award for Outstanding Achievement in Acting. Scroll down in our SIFF Gala Guide to find out more about the event. SIFF runs thru June 12. Meet McGregor on May 22.

THEATER Theater Schmeater reimagines Quentin Tarantino’s debut film Reservoir Dogs for the stage; in Reservoir Dolls, ladies tote the guns, and everyone wants the code name “Ms. Pink.” May 20–June 18.

SPECIAL EVENT Fans of the popular Discovery Channel TV show Deadliest Catch will have the opportunity to attend a private tour and seafood barbecue aboard Sig Hansen’s famous F/V Northwestern at the docks of Pacific Fishermen Shipyard in Ballard. May 22.

Last chance to see…
Mike Daisey’s The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs at Seattle Rep Theatre (thru May 22) and Seattle Opera’s production of The Magic Flute (thru May 21).