Wednesday, May 14, 2008 - Page updated at 10:49 a.m.

Tuesday, May 13

The power of 10: Ten Grands is a variety show that raises money for arts education

"S2": futuristic clichés weigh down dystopian "satire"

2008 Tony noms: Bartlett Sher's show gets 11 nods, "Young Frank" has 3

Bangkok museum director arrested during Seattle trip

Northwest New Works: The best is at On the Boards' smaller Studio Theater

Bart Sher's "South Pacific" earns 11 Tony nominations

Local high schools present musicals UPDATE - 10:29 AM

"American Pilot": An ambiguous but intimate allegory | Theater Review

Music of Remembrance: Remembering creators of beauty in times of terror

Monday, May 12

It's a small world at international children's fest

Thailand museum chief arrested on fraud charge in Seattle

Sunday, May 11

The Times' departing classical-music critic reflects on 3 decades of change

Morgan Freeman's had it with Mr. Gravitas

Letters | Theater size and location don't determine "legitimacy"

Saturday, May 10

Reunited Kids in the Hall are real troupers

Friday, May 9

Artists connect creatively as only brothers can | Visual Arts

Pinter, Greek updates and satire

Village Theatre takes on big, bold "Aida"

Thursday, May 8

Performer Aurélia Thierrée is a flexible pixie with a heavyweight pedigree

Seattle Rep's next season has well-known Pinter and Kaufman-Hart, new works too

Tuesday, May 6

ReACT lists 3 plays for the remainder of 2008 season

Monday, May 5

Young and expressionable: Youth Speak poetry slams give a voice to teens

Van Cliburn winner Olga Kern looks and sounds gorgeous with Moscow orchestra at Benaroya | Concert Review

Michael Bradford's "Fathers and Sons" is about estrangement | Theater Review

Lisa Kron's "Well," a story of mothers and daughters, opens at Repertory Actors Theatre

Sunday, May 4

Spring on the Broadway stage

Kent's Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks is designated a historic landmark

Seattle Opera's "I Puritani": A tenor-and-baritone duel for affections of Elvira, audience

Saudis mix genders at 1st public classical concert

Saturday, May 3

The arts come alive at The Moonpaper Tent, where kids and creativity rule

"Busytown": Richard Scarry's world has kids squealing with delight | Theater Review

Friday, May 2

"You Complete Me" at Western Bridge Gallery invites visitors to interact with the art | Visual Arts

A favorite for all seasons: "The Four Seasons"

Bothell's Keaton Whittaker, 11, to appear in "Shrek the Musical" at 5th Avenue

Violinist-conductor Maria Larionoff turns in grand "Basically Baroque" performance

Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter stars in "Aurélia's Oratorio" circus-theater piece at Seattle Rep

Thursday, May 1

An "underground" tour of Seattle Art Museum

First Thursday gallery highlights

Wednesday, April 30

Some tips for Pioneer Square's monthly Artwalk

High-school musicals bop to the top

A fair and frisky "Fair Lady"

Book-It Repertory Theatre's new-season lineup