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Thursday, February 9, 2012 - Page updated at 09:56 a.m.

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The Seattle area is home to a vibrant arts scene -- there's always something going on in theaters, concert halls, galleries, museums. How to keep up? ArtsPage will showcase work by some of The Seattle Times' expert fine-arts writers, to help you navigate local art offerings. We'll include news, observations, images, humor, links and ways for you to join the conversation, too. Read the entries now!

Slice of paradise: Gauguin show opens at SAM NEW - 2/09, 06:30 AM

Ty Alexander Cheng, left, Matt Owen and Donald Jones Jr. in

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Ty Alexander Cheng, left, Matt Owen and Donald Jones Jr. in "Oklahoma!" Read story

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.

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Wednesday, February 8

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Tuesday, February 7

'Cradle and All': Baby rocks couple's world

'Smokestack Arias' at ACT Theatre revisits Everett uprising | Theater review

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Monday, February 6

PNB's 'Don Quixote' provides spectacle, story | Dance review

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Sunday, February 5

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Friday, February 3

Chamber-music fest opens on exciting note | Concert review

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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

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Wednesday, February 1

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Tuesday, January 31

Leonard Cohen's new album, 'Old Ideas' wrestles with death

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Monday, January 30

Shen Wei's dream vision comes to Meany Hall

Sunday, January 29

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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'

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Thursday, January 26

Royal Ballet star's resignation shocks dance world

Wednesday, January 25

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