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The program for this year's Olympia Film Festival looks a little different than those of the past few years.
Lesbian political humorist Kate Clinton believes comedy can make a difference. Still, her goal is not so much to effect change as to leave audiences laughing.
Imagine a science-fiction film made by the co-creator of "Saturday Night Live."
The burlesque revival is alive and well in Olympia.
The Olympia Film Society's Night of the Living Tribute Bands, a show where musicians masquerade as members of famed ensembles, might be Olympia's silliest and most over-the-top show.
Who considers the economic climate to be a good thing? Well, for one, Mike Katz of Scotland's Battlefield Band, playing Wednesday and Saturday in Olympia.
You might think you know what Theater Artists Olympia would put on for a Halloween show: something gory, bloody and dark as night.
Prom typically is a glamorous occasion — and if it’s still glamorous when it’s a zombie prom, it’s glamorous in a whole new way.
When he was 10, Frank Ferrante discovered the magic of Groucho Marx.
Why is Crispin Glover coming to Olympia?