Seattle Public Theater's production of the George Bernard Shaw comedy is straightforward and fresh. It works because the actors seem genuinely surprised as they play various sides of their characters.
Maybe it's the coach. Maybe it's the striverland of Seattle. But a soccer team needs to play with more rhythm and looseness.
Decades in coming, plans are finally unveiled for the city's new Center for Wine Culture and Tourism, destined to be a huge new riverfront draw.
Corella Ballet's appearance at Meany Hall, which concludes tonight (May 21), is technically powerful and beautifully designed, and features a male dancer who spins faster than Mikhail himself.
The city would do better to promote the idea of paid sick leave for all workers. That would be a lot closer to real leadership.
