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Theater Schmeater’s Live! From the Last Night of My Life: Outstanding Theater, Full Stop
When Wayne Rawley left Seattle in the early Aughts, he was a playwright who had finally seen the true scope of his talent’s horizon. The local success of his early serialized comedy Money and Run at Theater Schmeater gave him license to start using that…
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Evening Edition: Well, Come On, Really
The introduction of another regular feature: Evening Edition, an end-of-the-day round-up of news items, editorial pieces and other ephemera to keep you informed as you head into the beginning of your evening.
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This Week In Theater: Another Year’s Work Begins
It seems like an eternity since we last spoke, even though it’s only been two weeks. A mere fortnight. Lots has happened in those fourteen days; some year end lists were released, some awards were given out (with others still to come); a nice way…
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Heralding A New Day In Seattle Commentary
Good day, all, and welcome to the Seattle Star! There are a few things you should know about us as we begin the process of rolling out our site, the first being: We are still under construction. Think of what you’re seeing as a soft…
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Pali Chant Suite: For Strings and Thai Yoga
This 70-minute class includes a 10-minute introduction, a 50-minute piece performed by three violinists, percussionist, and backing track, while two yogis lead the class in thai yoga, a 2500 year-old sequence of simple healing poses.
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There Were Houses Here
Salise Hughes’ brilliant evocation of a decimated New Orleans, after the storm.
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Everything new is old again
Enjoy this film, a short trip down the Monorail to Seattle Center, circa 1961.
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