Arts

  • Punny wisdom

    Olympia Family Theater does plays for children, but for the most part, the actors and crew members are adults. But “The Phantom Tollbooth,” opening tonight, features not only a young cast but a couple of young designers — including lighting designer Eli Wasserman, 12, a student at the Alki program at Reeves Middle School.

  • Photos High-stakes holidays

    “Who would want to watch a bunch of Irish drunks celebrating Christmas?” Scot Whitney asked. That’s the setting for “The Seafarers,” in its opening weekend at Harlequin Productions.

  • Photos Groundbreaking photographer

    Even with pneumonia and a crying baby in the room, photographer Annie Griffiths sounds excited about life.

  • Photos Laughs, romance find way to ‘Almost, Maine’

    With the springlike weather we’ve been having, it’s perhaps appropriate that thoughts over at Olympia Little Theatre have turned to love.

  • Photos Pick up striking souvenirs from an art gallery

    “Wish You Were Here,” an exhibit of postcard-inspired — and postcard-size — art, opens Wednesday at South Puget Sound Community College.

  • Photos Harlequin has its sights set on redemption

    Harlequin Productions’ 21st season is off to a strong start.

  • Photos Can you handle the truth?

    There are some challenges with a community theater putting on a military courtroom drama.

  • Sweet little family with a big jealousy problem

    You might say that internationally known playwright Israel Horovitz has become part of the family at Harlequin Productions.

  • Photos 'Fame': Musical mirrors story of theater, town

    "Fame" - a musical about a bunch of ambitious teens at a performing arts high school - is quite the appropriate choice for Capital Playhouse.

  • Photos Links She's the queen of Celtic rock

    She played in Riverdance. She won the all-Ireland fiddle championships. But Eileen Ivers is far more than an Irish fiddle player.

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