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Dusty Somers hails from Seattle, and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a B.A. in journalism.
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The Tony- and Pulitzer-winning play about the beguiling life of a German transvestite comes to Seattle Rep.
Wilco and White Denim treat a sold-out Seattle crowd well.
Two indelibly distinctive films from Chris Marker make their high-def debut.
An astonishing finale in the career of Raúl Ruiz.
Karl Pilkington sees the seven wonders of the world, and he is not impressed.
A capable staging of Simon's classic, but there's little room for spontaneity here.
Simple summaries don't even begin to explain the intricacies of these three non-traditional documentaries.
Even more confident in its rapid-fire, vulgar hilarity than season one.
Jean-Luc Godard's first film in six years find the master as playful and confrontational as ever.
Frank Borzage meets Ernest Hemingway, and Borzage comes out on top.
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