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Saturday, November 7, 2009 - Page updated at 01:04 a.m.

Friday, November 6

'Earth' with Seattle Dance Project and Simple Measures, covers a world of genres

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

Sit down and shut up: Don Rickles is in the house

Classical stars Joshua Bell, Jeremy Denk coming to Seattle

Review: 'Opus,' at Seattle Rep, a finely tuned production

Seattle's Benham Gallery participates in Art Walk for the last time

All-Russian program no recipe for sameness with Seattle's orchestra, soloist

Wednesday, November 4

'Opus' blends playwright's passion for drama and music

Vogler Quartet marks the Berlin Wall's fall and 25 years together

Monday, November 2

Giant Magnet's executive director let go

Get ready for a funny — and insightful — night in Seattle with John Cleese

Review: Full house came for Lang Lang's charisma, and that's what they got

Taproot Theatre announces the holiday show will go on with 'Wonderful,' not 'Sherlock'

Sunday, November 1

Cave of wonder and light from sculptor Dan Corson

Wine, women and song: What it's like to be piano superstar Lang Lang

PNB program has cachet of Bernstein in its choice of 'West Side Story Suite'

The Short List | What our writers love this week

Look for an 'Act of God' this week in Seattle

Saturday, October 31

Review: Degenerate Art Ensemble's 'Sonic Tales' is weird, wild, surreal — perfect for Halloween

Friday, October 30

Preview: On the Boards presents 'Alaska,' all the way from South America

Review: Abstract, representational combine in satisfying show in La Conner

A 'lost' ballet is re-envisioned by Val Caniparoli at Pacific Northwest Ballet

Everything must go! Lehman Bros. art auctioned off

A&E roundup: Day of the Dead concert, party at SAM

Chinese acrobats bring daredevil feats to Seattle

Classical music roundup: This time, there's some hip-hop and Kindermusik, too

On stage: 'Obama' the musical leads week's offerings

Day of the Dead celebrated in photos

Wednesday, October 28

Big screen, big chills: Join Seattle Symphony for 'Psycho'

Review: 'August: Osage County' blows the doors off the closet, and skeletons tumble out

Theater review | A witty 'Emma'

Noontime Halloween music at Daniels Recital Hall

Tuesday, October 27

Redmond's SecondStory Repertory needs $80,000 to stay afloat

Taproot scrambles to make repairs for holiday show

Monday, October 26

A high-school production at Intiman Theatre, and short works at On the Boards

Sunday, October 25

In a rare interview, leading Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim talks about his work, and his Seattle stage chat

It's a show, it's a spectacle, it's Degenerate Art Ensemble's 'Sonic Tales'

Adventurous cellist Johannes Moser returns to the traditional with Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg

The Short List | Singalong 'West Side Story' tops this week's Short List of A&E highlights

Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber diagnosed with cancer

This week in arts and entertainment: Broadcast at Neumo's; 'Psycho' and 'August: Osage County'

Saturday, October 24

Regional treasures rest at Seattle's National Archives branch

General's comments from 1859 offer snapshot of NW

'If You Give a Mouse a Cookie' at Seattle Children's Theater is a sweet romp

Kids books: Tricks and treats aplenty for Halloween

Friday, October 23

Review: Chamber Dance's precise, polished take on gritty revolution

Review: Seattle Symphony with guest conductor Ludovic Morlot

Taproot finds temporary space after Friday morning fire