Friday, November 20, 2009 - Page updated at 01:22 p.m.
JENNY GRAHAM / OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
"Equivocation" stars Anthony Heald as Shakespeare (called "Shagspeare" or "Shag"). At right is Jonathan Haugen as Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury. Read story
Preview: 'Equivocation' speaks to the sacred in life
A talk with Bill Cain, author of the much in-demand play "Equivocation," about art, politics and family in Shakespeare's day and our own. It's in previews at Seattle Repertory Theatre and opens Sunday.
UPDATE - 01:22 PM
Review: Pianist Gabriela Montero shimmers with silken improvisations
Thursday, November 19
Conductor Arild Remmereit and pianist Gabriela Montero share improvisatory spirit
First Seattle concert devoted to John Luther Adams' works is Nov. 21
Native Americans unite to close AYP celebration
Artist Jeanne-Claude dies; co-created 'The Gates'
A performance of 'Opera's Lighter Moments' at the Seattle Public Library
Wednesday, November 18
Review: See what's new in the harrowing 'At Home at the Zoo'
New Intiman Theatre head reveals ambitious 2010 season
Monday, November 16
Seattle casting changes: Harvey Fierstein joins "Fiddler"; Gary Cole joins "Glengarry Glen Ross"
A free talk on SAM's exhibit 'Michelangelo: Public and Private'
Seattle Symphony's Tiny Tots program expands to Eastside
Sunday, November 15
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Saturday, November 14
Review: 'Artifacts of Consequence' is an apocalyptic adventure
Review: Complexions puts on a cluttered, but crowd-pleasing, performance
Review: Hang on to your seats — SSO's 'Carmina Burana' charges full speed ahead
Friday, November 13
Evergreen stories in family musicals: 'Peter Pan' in Seattle; 'St. Louis' in Issaquah
Raven, the trickster, is the star of Northwest Puppet Theater's new show
Arts roundup: UW reopens theater; fest will celebrate Bernstein
Brent Watanabe's 'So Long' blends low- and high-tech
Jared Diamond in Seattle for National Geographic talks
The week in classical: early music, the organ at Benaroya and Tchaikovsky
Theater roundup: The Nancy Drew saga, a clueless actor and a bullying P.E. teacher
Families are invited to come to the Burke and Meet the Mammals
Native American ensemble Tahqua at Town Hall for Family Concert Series
Thursday, November 12
A dance 'explosion' from South Africa with 'Beautiful Me'
Wednesday, November 11
Video artist Gary Hill at the Henry Art Gallery
Tuesday, November 10
Sheila Daniels to leave Intiman next month
Seattle Dance Project and Simple Measures' 'Earth' spins too slowly
Monday, November 9
Former Giant Magnet director taken by surprise at firing; arts rally scheduled Tuesday
Sunday, November 8
Tlingit heritage helps glass artist Preston Singletary break new ground
A peek inside Preston Singletary's process
The Short List | What our writers love this week
The Short List: A&E highlights from Pixies to puppets
Saturday, November 7
Review: 'Alaska' is bold, 90-proof dance
Friday, November 6
'Earth' with Seattle Dance Project and Simple Measures, covers a world of genres
Review: 'Director's Choice' is choice material indeed
Review: Seattle Symphony, charismatic violinist plumb Russian brilliance and depth
Seattle's Sorrento calls 'Night School' to order, with books, whiskey and music
Preview: 'It's Not in the P-I' celebrates defunct paper's history
Review: 'Bright Abyss' tells the story of Robert Sperry's innovative works
Art exhibits that stretch the imagination
Full stage of musicians, orchestra to back 'Carmina Burana' at Benaroya
Virtuoso Marion Verbruggen celebrates centuries of the recorder
Thursday, November 5
Classical stars Joshua Bell, Jeremy Denk coming to Seattle
Review: 'Opus,' at Seattle Rep, a finely tuned production
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