Joseph is a full-time landscaper, part-time journalist and full time culture junkie discovering the hidden joys of life as a UW graduate in Seattle. When not taking care of plants or writing, he spend
Short and sweet at SIFF ShortsFest. "Diana of Dobson's": an early view of life as a 1 percenter. Plus, Tacoma Arts Museum, the 15th anniversary of Capitol Hill's HoneyHole and music by Zepparella.
A play about cerebral palsy, modern dance with pillows, Rainy Dawg Radio's birthday fest and Seattle Beer Week.
Book-It: The perfect translator of a well-written local story. Bumbershoot unveils its lineup. Tony Kushner: A candid conversation.
Drink with "Virginia Woolf." Say farewell to the Seattle Dance Project's founders. And get your fill of food books and taco trucks.
Hilarious (and nekkid) theater, two -- count them, two -- film festivals, and Cameron Carpenter's dazzling orchestral flair.
