Thursday, February 9, 2012 - Page updated at 09:56 a.m.
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Slice of paradise: Gauguin show opens at SAM NEW - 2/09, 06:30 AM
5th Avenue's 'Oklahoma!': a multicultural frontier
The 5th Avenue Theatre's staging of the vintage Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, opening Feb. 9 and directed by Peter Rothstein, aims to blend folkloric homage with multicultural vision.
Wednesday, February 8
Georgetown Art Attack aids burglarized store
Tuesday, February 7
'Cradle and All': Baby rocks couple's world
'Smokestack Arias' at ACT Theatre revisits Everett uprising | Theater review
Spanish painter and sculptor Tapies dead at 88
Monday, February 6
PNB's 'Don Quixote' provides spectacle, story | Dance review
Quick change: Limón Dance Company at UW
'The Woman in Black' — creepy, but not as good as the book | Movie review
Sunday, February 5
SAM's Gauguin show gives equal due to different traditions
Burke show is a feast of global eating habits
What our writers love this week | The Short List
Friday, February 3
Chamber-music fest opens on exciting note | Concert review
Shen Wei evening shimmers with variety | Dance review
A 12-hour show from Seattle's Salt Horse
At 'Structured Impulse,' expect the unpredictable
TAM's 10th Biennial captures art of our time, place | Art review
Thursday, February 2
'The Bells' at Strawshop: haunting landscape, haunting secret | Theater review
'Smokestack' at ACT remembers bloody labor uprising
On local stages: Hamlet's pals; a soldier returns
Andrew Lloyd Webber bets again on 'Phantom' sequel
Wednesday, February 1
'Mona Lisa' copy done hand in hand with da Vinci
Tuesday, January 31
Leonard Cohen's new album, 'Old Ideas' wrestles with death
New notes in chamber group's Winter Festival
Monday, January 30
Shen Wei's dream vision comes to Meany Hall
Sunday, January 29
Tom Skerritt: Ballet is a 'wonderful challenge'
18 of the week's top entertainment events
Seattle Symphony pays tribute to 007 themes
What our writers love this week | The Short List
Saturday, January 28
Brooklyn Rider: String quartet goes all over the map
Friday, January 27
Seattle Symphony unveils 2012-13 season
SSO's premiere of Muhly work: so far, so good | Concert review
'Night': worthy message, too heavy-handed | Theater review
David Schmader builds up, tears down in solo show | Theater review
Seattle Modern Orchestra explores 'Layers of Time'
Concert of musicals that went 'Real to Reel'
Get out to 'Uprising' — but try to be there alone | Art review
NY art dealer charged in $4M fraud
Thursday, January 26
Royal Ballet star's resignation shocks dance world
Wednesday, January 25
Alexander Velinzon is Symphony concertmaster
'Love on Ice' glides into ShoWare Center

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