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Native American Art Pioneer Finishes Her Tour at SAM
When Words aren’t Enough… A Queer Dancical Comes to life!
Unstoppable follows the story of two best friends reconnecting when one gets a dream campaign job for a mayoral candidate in the city where her friend now lives.
The Advocate Within: Guzman’s Fight for the Voiceless in SeaTac
If Councilmember Guzmán keeps igniting progress and starts empowering a new generation of civic leaders, what’s next? With her momentum, she could easily take on more challenging roles like mayor or governor. The people benefit from having Councilmember Guzman, a compassionate advocate and social worker, representing them. “My priority is the people, and I aim to give them a voice in every decision-making process.” she says. Often, the outspoken face suppression and silence. Yet, Councilmember Guzmán’s voice resonates even through adversity.
The Lower Depths at The Seagull Project Hits All The Right Notes
The Lower Depths is full of heartbreak and intense subject matter, yet this production infuses the play with an undercurrent of grit and perseverance which demands that we engage in self-reflection, reminding ourselves that we live in a city where there exists a jaw-dropping wealth gap and every soul living among us, even those who have little, deserve dignity and kindness.
“Living IncogNegro”: Race Through a Multi-faceted Personal Lens
“WARNING:
The following is a very American story.
Maybe.”
New Maggie Lee Play Shines at Seattle Public Theater
Two women meet—one younger, one older. They are strangers, each going outside of her comfort zone, not sure what, if anything, will come of it. Both are taking a chance, going beyond the routine trajectory of their lives. And so begins Once More, Just for You, Seattle Public Theater’s world premiere of Maggie Lee’s newest play.