Saturday, April 26, 2008 - Page updated at 02:05 a.m.

Friday, April 25

Soloist connects with Dvorák, audience at Seattle Symphony concert

"Fathers and Sons" brings Michael Bradford full circle | Theater

Cirque du Soleil | An uplifting ode to life and 19th-century Italian circus

Hear the singing strings of Stanley Ritchie

Paramount's "My Fair Lady" features singer who dubbed Audrey Hepburn

Puppetry troupe takes on Mozart's "Don Giovanni"

Q&A with graffiti artist GHOST, whose work is in a Seattle gallery | Visual Arts

Thursday, April 24

Black history museum gets Boeing gift

Men's Chorus to welcome Debbie Reynolds next spring

Wednesday, April 23

John Waters' new Broadway musical "Cry-Baby" revisits a time "when juvenile delinquency was fun"

Soloist Olga Kern has had a lifelong passion for piano

Mark O'Connor fiddles up a summer festival

Tuesday, April 22

Arts institutions feeling impact of ailing economy

"Autobahn": Neil LaBute sure knows what drives relationships | Theater Review

Obituary | Charles Stokes dies: Northwest artist taught at Cornish

Saturday, April 19

Pianist Garrick Ohlsson with the Seattle Symphony: effortless virtuosity

Friday, April 18

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls ...Cirque du Soleil's "Corteo"

Justin Gibbens' show at G. Gibson Gallery an unnatural look at nature | Visual Arts

Art student admits she faked controversial project

Local best-seller is brought to the stage by Book-It Theatre: Jim Lynch's "The Highest Tide"

PNB's "Laugh Out Loud" festival shows that ballet dancers can be funny

Thursday, April 17

"Ghost Sonata": A haunting exploration of darkness

Artistic director Esbjornson to leave Seattle Rep in '09

Wednesday, April 16

"Ghost Sonata": A haunting exploration of darkness

Franklin High arts alums invited to return to school — and sing

Tuesday, April 15

Classical music-briefs

Monday, April 14

"Notion" a vigorous Northwest drama

Sunday, April 13

Les Ballets Trockadero brings masculine grace — and a supertall "ballerina" — to Laugh Out Loud!

Laugh Out Loud! festival programs

Saturday, April 12

"Urinetown" is a Tony-winning musical-comedy satire | Theater Review

Seattle Art Museum receives major gift of contemporary art