The Mueller Report atThe Washington Center
By CHRISTIAN CARVAJAL On April 18, 2019, after almost four weeks in the hands of Attorney General William Barr, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s findings on […]
Shakespeare’s The Tempest Storms into Olympia’s Port Plaza
THEATER REVIEW by Alec Clayton for OLY ARTS The Tempest — third and final of this area’s outdoor-summer-Shakespeare plays — opened Thursday, August 15 at […]
StoryOly Hits Another Grand Slam
By Alec Clayton The storytellers at StoryOly are at it again. The fourth-annual StoryOly Grand Slam competition will be held at Rhythm & Rye Saturday, […]
CINE•FILES: Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
By Ellis Boran Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind is another amazing film by the Japanese writer/director Hayao Miyazaki. This movie is about Nausicaa, […]
Music in the Park: Flor De Luna
By Molly Walsh Inspired by Los Lobos, Santana and WAR, Flor De Luna is classic Latin rock with hints of blues, jazz and Afro Cuban […]
The Tempest at Port Plaza
by Tom Simpson William Shakespeare will return to the South Sound this summer with an exceptional production of his classic, magical romance The Tempest at […]
The Beetle Box Project
By Jonah Barrett When one hears about electronic music, pianos don’t necessarily come to mind. This August, one-man musical project Beetle Box will perform in […]
Lacey in Tune: Beatniks and “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
By Billy Thomas The Beatnik history can be traced back to the steamy coffee shops and poetry dens of Soho in New York’s Greenwich Village. […]
Lacey in Tune: Jeff Evans’ Out of This World Magic
By Billy Thomas What would one weigh on the moon? What would magic look like performed in the vacuum of space? Do space aliens exist? […]
Music in the Park: Tacoma Concert Band
By Molly Walsh The mission of Tacoma Concert Band is to deliver professional, symphonic sound to audiences in Puget Sound and beyond. It’s well-traveled, with […]
