January 2021

This February, Seattle Opera will offer a broadcast of one its most popular productions of all time—the 2005 presentation of […]

Streaming this Friday, January 29 at 7:30p.m., Parley will present a brand new work by Brian Dang directed by Jehan

Join Wa Na Wari for an online viewing party of Cosmic Slop: Space Traders, a 1994 science fiction anthology series

There is nothing more we need right now than to laugh. Federal Way’s Performing Arts and Event Center will gather

Audio Drama podcast-Original Script in Spanish and English.

Seattle Shakespeare presents the original, limited-time podcast series house of sueños by Meme García. Spanish and English are interwoven with Shakespeare’s Hamlet and García’s imagistic language in this multilingual audio-drama about family, mental health, and the power of dreams.

This five-episode audio drama will be available through Seattle Shakespeare Company’s Rough Magic podcast starting January 27, 2021. New episodes will be released each week through February 17. house of sueños will be available for listening through March 17 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever podcasts are available.

Music and arts lovers can now purchase ‘single tickets’ to Seattle Opera streams. 2021 pay-per-stream content includes: The Elixir of

Art in the Hood-Max Marlett’s Virtual Gallery

Along with the antique shops and the Farmer’s market, one of the extra-curricular benefits of seeing shows at ArtsWest is their art exhibits in the beautiful lobby. In keeping with the pandemic-induced trend of streaming performing art online, ArtsWest has decided to create a “Virtual Gallery” of artist Max Marlett’s paintings.

Although the screen does not do justice to his paintings as the texture of his oil brush strokes cannot physically be fully represented on the screen, his paintings are very stark and evoke powerful human emotions.

Among the many paintings I liked, I particularly liked Shipwreck (shown above)and his other paintings of storms along seashore; however, I am unable to do justice to his work-I cannot analyze it, but I urge everybody to take the opportunity to browse this free exhibit now that all the museums are closed or restricted. It speaks to these tumultuous times.

Many of the other theatres in town also have art exhibits in their lobbies, especially 18th and Union; it is a wonderfully enjoyable experience to peruse the art, while waiting for the show. Perhaps other theatres will follow ArtsWest’s example and have a “Virtual Gallery.”

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