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'Beauty and the Beast' opener at Seattle's Paramount Theatre postponed
Published February 21st, 2012 - 3:36PM
Tonight’s opening night of Disney’s “Beauty and The Beast” at the Paramount Theatre has been postponed due to weather, Seattle Theatre Group just announced.
John Munn named new managing artistic director at Lakewood Playhouse
Published February 17th, 2012 - 1:34PM
John Munn, a local actor, director and entrepreneur, has just been named Lakewood Playhouse’s new permanent artistic director. The 73-year-old community theater, located in the Lakewood Towne Center mall, lost its director of nearly 10 years, Marcus Walker, when Walker died of cancer early last year. Munn had been temporary managing artistic director since last February.
Tacoma Philharmonic, Broadway Center partner to save money
Published February 10th, 2012 - 7:55PM
After 75 years of offering classical music in Tacoma, the Tacoma Philharmonic is merging into the Broadway Center for Performing Arts, the nonprofit organization that manages the City of Tacoma’s downtown theaters.
Hilarious antics keep laughs coming during Lakewood Playhouse production
Published January 27th, 2012 - 12:05AM
“Play It Again, Sam” at Lakewood Playhouse is in many respects a typical Woody Allen tale, full of urban angst and featuring a frustrated and bumbling Woody Allen avatar. It’s a small comedy of romantic absurdity filled with hyperbole and wittily pseudo-sophisticated dialogue.
SOTA has been a boon to Tacoma's arts community
Published December 10th, 2011 - 8:14PM
One of the reasons Tacoma’s School of the Arts was started was to integrate arts with core academics in a setting that made sense: Tacoma’s downtown, the heart of its arts scene.
Tacoma's School of the Arts earns accolades locally and nationally, but there are concerns
Published December 10th, 2011 - 8:05PM
It's 7 a.m. on a Thursday, and Heidi Knickerbocker is heading to school. She has a much longer commute than most Tacoma high school students. Knickerbocker, from Port Orchard, has been carpooling to Tacoma's School of the Arts for more than two years because she believes it's giving her the best education offered in the region.
Inspirational 'Nutcracker' a lovely, enthralling, South Sound tradition
Published December 2nd, 2011 - 2:57AM
The first time Ashley Phan saw “The Nutcracker” ballet, it was in Seattle. Like many little girls, she saw the glorious costumes and magical Sendak-designed set of the Pacific Northwest Ballet production, and was hooked.



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