Take your pick from tomes about the rising popularity of Italian cooking, the virtues of 'eating in,' or the transformation of a Capitol Hill restaurateur into a rural farmer and cheesemaker.
The characters in the Seattle Rep's latest production throw verbal jabs and catchy turns of phrase, but they come off as caricatures whose story lines never find resolution.
Our esteemed mayor wrote a recent photo essay outlining the high ideals of his city's people. Here's another take.
"The Silence," which airs on KCTS 9 at 9 p.m. on Tuesday (April 19), tells a powerful story of the suffering and recovery of an Alaska village where 80 percent of the children were abused by the clergy.
The award-winning comedian brings her newest one-woman show to Seattle this weekend (through April 17), but misses a chance to fully explore the subject of her own adoption.
