STIFF Consolidates Itself for Another Year of Independent Cinema
The Seattle True Independent Film Festival returns for another year with new digs and new films.
May 1, 1976: The TMT Show
Jeff Stevens tells the story of the night punk rock and DIY culture simultaneously arrived in Seattle.
Evan Smith: The Range of the Saxophonist
Evan Smith is one of the bright lights in Seattle’s new music and jazz scene. Omar Willey writes some thoughts on his performances at IMPfest and recently at The Box is Empty concert at the Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford.
The 5th Annual IMP Fest bows tonight in the U District
The Improvised Music Project bring IMPfest back to Seattle for its fifth year. This year: a new venue, and new guests.
Once Upon a Time 6x in the West: Playfully Experimental
Director Jeffrey Fracé and his talented young cast explore the history of experimental theater in this excellent production.
April 24, 1969: Protesters and Beekeepers
Jeff Stevens tells the tragicomic tale of how a radical student protest in Vietnam War-era Seattle was hijacked by a swarm of angry bees. No, this is not an urban legend.
Post-Ironic Flush, or The End of Part 1 of AFFAIR
Nick Stokes concludes Part 1 of Affair with his post-ironic narrative flourish.
Light Sleeper
An evocative memoir by Lisa Alvarado.
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