It was a full circle moment for Thiên Thanh (Tina) Nguyen when she realized her art exhibit was selected to be featured in Little Saigon right across her mother’s small business.
The Camouflage Net Project: Art meets dance, family, and history
Tara Tamaribuchi’s art installation, The Camouflage Net Project, covers, in its current form, a large portion of the Method Gallery in Seattle’s Pioneer Square.
“Bloodletting” brings wicked Halloween Filipino witchery
Just in time for Halloween, Pork Filled Productions’ “Bloodletting,” opening this week, gives us a strongly spooky story—with a satisfying Filipino twist.
“Cambodian Rock Band” — Brooke Ishibashi rocks, rolls, and raises consciousness
With a musician/promoter for a father and a singer for a mother, Brooke Ishibashi, coming to Seattle for the “Cambodian Rock Band” rock musical, says she knew from a very early age that her upbringing was not quite typical.
Deaf playwright Aimee Chou amuses and chills with her new “Autocorrect” play
Actress and playwright Aimee Chou was born profoundly deaf.
“The Continental” series banks on John Wick supporters but is an entirely different show
Maybe you are a fan of the “John Wick” movies the same way people are fans of “Star Trek.”
Michelle Yeoh commands a harrowing “Haunting In Venice”
I haven’t read “Hallowe’en Party,” the 1969 Agatha Christie novel adapted by Kenneth Branagh into the new film “A Haunting In Venice.”
Kish in, Lakshmi out as Top Chef host
Kristen Kish is set to replace Padma Lakshmi, who spent 19 years on the show as Top Chef.
Yun Theatre’s “In Between”: Vigor, vim, and variety
Yun Theatre’s production of “In Between,” a set of new migration-themed short plays, began with a program, plus a fortune cookie, plus and an admonition from the ticket seller to pay particular attention to the cookie’s fortune.
“Meg 2: The Trench,” a joint China-US endeavor, packed with thrills
I love the way “Meg 2: The Trench” starts out.
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