Lessons for the Teacher
Thoughts collected from teaching arts criticism to students around Seattle.
June 30, 1967: Last Exit on Brooklyn
Jeff Stevens histories you about one of Seattle’s all-time great countercultural gathering places.
Let’s Hear It For The Boylesque: Teatro ZinZanni gives it up for the guys
This weekend before the Seattle PrideFest across the street, the famed Teatro ZinZanni have announced their first-ever, all-male late night cabaret revue.
The Ghastly Impermanence: Hit Something Big
Moving radio drama into the future requires a crash and burn ethos. Omar Willey explains for you.
Celebrations: 79 Minutes with LaRae Lobdell of Photo Sister
LaRae Lobdell is one of the hidden geniuses of the Seattle arts community. The Star interviews Ms. Lobdell about her upcoming Celebration exhibit at ACT Theatre this June 20th.
June 15, 1963: Seattle’s First Civil Rights March
“Some believe Seattle is different . . .”
Theater Etiquette
A reminder to turn off your cell phones in the cinema. Fiction by Joshua Swainston
Coal or Cole or Coil and Your Story
And what of the preponderance of this word which, which is a very ponderous word which they teach requires a precomma to add…
For a sister getting married: senbazuru (1000 cranes)
What do you give the beloved little sister who’s getting married, the one who’s been with her love for so long? What do you give the sister whose art is so gorgeous and so brave that you can’t believe she’s your sister? You give her a thousand cranes, senbazuru…
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