Editor’s note: June gloom
May 31, 2013 – 9:47 am | No Comment

Dear reader,
June can be a doozy of a month in the Northwest.
For many, it’s the last month of school. That last, winding road on a long stretch of learning.
For others, it means summer Fridays …

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Exposing dance on the Eastside
June 12, 2013 – 11:29 am | No Comment
Exposing dance on the Eastside

BY GABRIELLE NOMURA
Don’t be fooled.
Seattle may be where people go to the ballet. It may be home to modern-dance hubs, Velocity Dance Center, On the Boards theater, and hip-hopper’s studio of choice, Westlake Dance Center. …

Body language
April 30, 2013 – 1:12 pm | Comments Off
Body language

STORY BY KEEGAN PROSSER // PHOTOS BY KATHERYN MORAN
Ballroom dancing is a spectacle to watch. There’s romance and glitter. Fancy shoes and elegant choreography. Flowing dresses gliding gracefully across the floor. And while the spectacle …

Nightlife in May
April 26, 2013 – 11:29 am | Comments Off
Nightlife in May

Tacoma Dome
5-18: Life in Color “World’s Largest Paint Party”
5-20: Fleetwood Mac Live 2013
2727 East D St., Tacoma
Bake’s Place
5-4: DoctorfunK
5-5: Pearl Django with Greta Matassa
5-11: The Halyards
5-13: The Fig Brothers
5-14: Hans Brehmer Trio
5-18: Kalimba
5-20: The Fig …

Moments in music
March 29, 2013 – 1:05 pm | Comments Off
Moments in music

STORY BY KEEGAN PROSSER // PHOTOS BY MAT HAYWARD
The Pacific Northwest is known for its pool of creative energy – tech start ups, entrepreneurs, stage actors, musicians. And while music has been at the heart of …

For the love of love
March 6, 2013 – 11:21 am | Comments Off
For the love of love

BY KEEGAN PROSSER
For far too long, romance novels have been pushed aside as fodder for lonely women – lusty tales of “salacious” sex. But despite the negative connotations, romance continues to be the best selling …

Keeping tradition alive
February 28, 2013 – 10:08 am | Comments Off
Keeping tradition alive

BY KEEGAN PROSSER
Playing violin is cool. At least that’s what Geoffrey Castle wants you to think. And if you’ve heard – or seen him – shredding on his six-string electric violin, you’d probably agree.
A seasoned …

A stompin’ good time
February 11, 2013 – 7:53 am | Comments Off
A stompin’ good time

By Keegan Prosser
Going to a music festival in the middle of winter may not seem like the most conventional thing to do. But for attendees of Bellevue’s Wintergrass Bluegrass Festival, it’s become somewhat of a …

A modern interpretation
February 7, 2013 – 1:15 pm | Comments Off
A modern interpretation

By Gabrielle Nomura
For years, the Eastside has been synonymous with high-tech and high-fashion. Now it can add high-quality modern dance.
A performing art previously only thought to live in Seattle, modern dance is here to stay …

The Actor’s Life: making it happen on the local stage
November 5, 2012 – 11:23 am | Comments Off
The Actor’s Life: making it happen on the local stage

By Keegan Prosser
The Pacific Northwest might not seem like the most obvious place to be an actor, but with theaters that continue to deliver quality material – and a plethora of talent to choose from …

Moving men forward
October 1, 2012 – 3:49 pm | Comments Off
Moving men forward

By Gabrielle Nomura
Wimp. Fairy. Sissy. With stereotypes like these, it’s no wonder that so many boys don’t grow up to become ballet or modern dancers. But when young men are able to defy the odds …