Gemma Wilson

The college's Kerry Hall venue will have a new life under another Seattle arts nonprofit.

From classics to camp-fests, savor these holiday shows on Seattle stages this winter.

From paintings and sculptures to overhead installations, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport’s impressive art collection can soothe holiday travel weariness.

Don't miss these plays, some dark and some delightful, opening this month on Seattle stages.

Seattle-based performer and storyteller Timothy White Eagle brings his complex history to his latest show at On the Boards.

The pleasures and pitfalls of Swim Pony’s “The Stupidest, Scariest Time” and Pony World Theatre’s “Edgar & Annabel,” each excavating a dark side of modern life.

Seattle writer Katie Forgette’s new play about a play, “Mrs. Loman is Leaving,” puts backstage drama into the spotlight.

Don't let cost be what keeps you from experiencing local art.

Beloved literary theater company Book-It Repertory Theatre is back after closing in 2023, but not the way it was before.

Dive into expansive thoughts and emotions with these plays opening this month on Seattle stages.