Gemma Wilson

Unwrapping the complex puzzle of Fever, the company behind a nesting doll of live performances in Seattle and around the world.

The film, which caps the Netflix adaptation of Alice Oseman's webseries and begins streaming Friday, celebrates Charlie and Nick’s love story.

Grace Nordhoff, daughter of Hedgebrook co-founder Nancy Nordhoff, helps launch new Cape Cod theater retreat Bards on the Bay.

Alicia Keys’ musical joins Shakespeare, shadow puppets, seedy ’70s Seattleites and more on local stages this month.

Playwright/performer Vanessa Severo looks in the mirror to bring herself and her artistic hero to life in “Frida…a Self-Portrait.”

The opera champion, famous for his passion, generosity and hands-on attitude, left an indelible mark on Seattle’s classical music scene.

“Aviatrix,” running at Seattle Public Theater through June 7, tells the story of legendary Black airwoman Bessie Coleman.

The Philadelphia-based nonprofit that provides free music lessons and individual mentorship to youth in underresourced communities across the country — including here in Seattle.

On the Boards’ Executive Director, Megan Kiskaddon, shares how a massive grant allows the nonprofit arts presenter to dream big about our collective cultural future.

Running at Union Arts Center, “the aves” is a kind of memory play, fascinated by the passage of time and the endless push-and-pull of both knowing yourself and loving another person.