An abstract microcosm of Seattle growth, Farm Fest and burlesque production Femme Fatale.

Summer at SAM, author Ottessa Moshfegh and Seattle’s spirited youth-dance extravaganza.

Katie Miller is building an immersive microcosm inside MadArt Studio

The Native American artist known as RYAN! Feddersen is setting the record straight.

Get introduced to Butoh, a dance aesthetic that emerged in post-war Japan.

Forty-four world-class musicians offer musical catharsis at Seattle Chamber Music Society summer festival. 

The art of bow making has become a phenomenon in Port Townsend.

Horror films, The Male Gaze and remembering the talking gorilla Koko.

Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, now at Book-It Repertory Theatre, still horrifies and fascinates.

At the Henry Art Gallery, an exhibit by Martha Friedman deconstructs a dancer's body.  

Roxane Gay is in town, Edward Curtis sesquicentennial exhibits and a Pioneer Square rummage sale.

How a wheelchair, in fact, can expand the dance vocabulary.

After death of the Michael Brown, a one-woman play explores racial tensions left behind.

The Pacific Northwest is home to a growing Ball culture that is both inclusive and creative.