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Before "Rent" put AIDS into the mainstream, before "The Temperamentals" looked at the plight of closeted gay men, there was "The Normal Heart", Larry Kramer's somewhat autobiographical, ground breaking master work which shoved the AIDS crisis and the gay lifestyle front and center at a time when peo

The Icelandic Illumination Rangers are on a hunt to find the suddenly missing Aurora Borealis! To bring back the famed northern lights, the Rangers will have to dance around magnetic poles, navigate the Reykjavik synth pop scene, and learn what it really means to be friends.

Celebrate the madness and music of the one, the only.

Puppet School Seattle announces two winter classes (One-Day Puppet Making Workshop and Beginning TV Puppetry).

A Contemporary Theatre announces a full calendar of winter and spring shows that cover a broad range of modern theatre.

Today Cornish College of the Arts President Nancy J.

The UW School of Drama launches its winter quarter with Reading to Vegetables, a world premiere psychological thriller written by Northwest playwright EM Lewis.

Tacoma Little Theatre starts 2014 with Harper Lee's literary classic, To Kill a Mockingbird, brought to life on stage.

The Collision Project a new Seattle? based artistic collaboration, announces its company debut with their production of Marisol by Jose Rivera, directed by The Collision Project's Co-Artistic Director Ryan Higgins (2012 Gregory Award winner for 'Outstanding Actor' in Live! From the Last Night of My

Whidbey Children's Theater will present 'Disney's 101 Dalmatians', its second production of this year's 'Season of Happily Ever After'.

Opening January 22, 2014 ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery presents Douglas Carter Beane's risque comedy The Little Dog Laughed.

I've never particularly been a fan of Shakespeare's histories.

Opera has long been considered at the epitome of class and sophistication.

The 2014 One Act Fest is a festival showcasing the very best talent Bainbridge has to offer in a selection of comedic and dramatic one act plays from playwrights, familiar and obscure.

The rarest of musical comedies, City of Angels is written in contemporary jazz idiom and filled with sidesplitting comedy.

BPA will offer monthly juggling on the first Sunday of each month.

The servants are downstairs and the Masters upstairs and the scandals and secrets are flying.

Puppet School is celebrating the launch of their Seattle branch by holding an Open House at their Inscape Arts studio, January 31st from 6 to 8pm.

Seattle Theater Writers, a critics' circle of local theater writers and reviewers, today announces the 2013 slate of nominees of the third annual Gypsy Rose Lee Awards, theater awards devoted to recognizing excellence across the economic spectrum of professional Seattle theaters.

Seattle Public Theater (SPT) Youth Program presents an all-new, original adaptation of Lewis Carroll's timeless classic, ALICE IN WONDERLAND.

The Lakewood Playhouse will present the third show of its 75th ANNIVERSARY SEASON: 'WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?' by Edward Albee.

The discussion on conversion or reparative therapies seems to be growing fast, especially with many states enacting bans on conversion therapy practices on gays.

Washington Ensemble Theatre to Present ED, DOWNLOADED by Michael Mitnick in its reigonal premiere.

This winter, Mirror Stage continues exploring one of our country's most inflammatory questions: what does it mean to be black (or white) in America? From the early days of the civil rights movement to the racial profiling of today, the question of color remains ablaze in controversy and contentiousn

Jet City Improv is dusting off the chandeliers and lining up the servants in order to kick off 2014 with Upside Downton, their loving homage to Downton Abbey which will run Today and Friday nights starting the same week the TV show returns to PBS.