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"Premiere!" aims high

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"Premiere!" aims high

In 2010, Shakespeare expert Brean Hammond of Nottingham University declared that the 1727 Lewis Theobald play Double Falsehood was, as Theobald claimed, a reboot of an earlier play called Cardenio. What's the big deal, you ask? Cardenio is one of a handful of plays co-written by William Shakespeare but since

What's The Word?: The rise of Tacoma hip-hop groups

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What's The Word?: The rise of Tacoma hip-hop groups

The quality of Tacoma hip-hop has really increased. There have always been talented artists doing their thing here, but even just a few years ago there was a lot less dopeness out there. I remember only being able to really like and appreciate a handful of the hip-hop that our

Feedbag: Bates party, Leukemia fundraiser and cooking classes

Food Matters

Feedbag: Bates party, Leukemia fundraiser and cooking classes

BATES SIZZLES Bates Technical College hosts its 11th annual fundraiser "Bates Sizzles" at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18 inside the Pantages Theater (901 Broadway, Tacoma). Tickets are $60 if you're going stag or $100 per couple and include libations, nibbles provided by Pacific Grill and a silent auction and raffle event

The Evergreen State College: "Finish" in the work of art

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The Evergreen State College: "Finish" in the work of art

Works in theme shows often tend to be arbitrary, but when The Evergreen State College puts up a theme show they do it right. They thoroughly, intellectually and aesthetically investigate the theme. The theme of TESC's latest show, featuring works by visual arts faculty and staff, is the idea of

I entered "The Rock Pit" and everyone heard

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I entered "The Rock Pit" and everyone heard

Recently I accomplished one of my many life goals. I heard my voice on the radio. After sending a quick text to the girlfriend telling her to tune in, I sat down in front of a microphone owned by Tacoma's Darrell Fortune who expanded his Northwest Convergent Zone podcast into

The Rockford Files: The Redroom bowing out in style

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The Rockford Files: The Redroom bowing out in style

Founded in the fall of 2010, The Redroom quickly became one of the most popular all-ages venues in Tacoma. In terms of attendance and frequency of shows, it is likely the most active. Fostering the South Sound metal scene from its unassuming location on Tacoma Avenue, it has cultivated much

Diversity Film Festival, Environmental Film Festival, 24 Hour Movie Marathon, 72 Hour Film Competition

South Sound Cinema

Diversity Film Festival, Environmental Film Festival, 24 Hour Movie Marathon, 72 Hour Film Competition

I see you now, peeking out your bedroom window with trepidation, scanning the skies for the next threat of rain. (Don't ask how I know where you live, just ignore the nondescript vehicle cruising slowly past your home ... YOU LOOKED! *tires squeal*) Where was I? Right, your feeling of house

MUSIC CRITICS' PICKS: Wild Moth, Anuhea, Sadie and the Blue-Eyed Devils, Cusses

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MUSIC CRITICS' PICKS: Wild Moth, Anuhea, Sadie and the Blue-Eyed Devils, Cusses

>>> Saturday, April 13 WILD MOTH The formula of "loud-quiet-loud," as formalized by the Pixies and popularized by bands like Nirvana, is a deceptively simple, yet frequently engrossing, way of assembling songs. These frantic bursts of noise that encapsulate stretches of gentle reflection - it's a hell of a way to demand

South Sound's blues mojo on full display at Gray Sky Blues Festival

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South Sound's blues mojo on full display at Gray Sky Blues Festival

The Gray Sky Blues Music Festival promises that, "Though the skies may be gray ... Great music will brighten your day!" The annual Tacoma event, started in 2008 when the Daffodil Parade organizers approached the Tacoma Events Commission, asking for help to get more people to attend the long running parade.

Procession of the "New" Species

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Procession of the "New" Species

From leopards and ladybugs to whales and wild flowers, Mother Earth and all her species will be celebrated in the Procession of the Species - Olympia's beloved 19th annual tribute to natural selection, human creativity, and the flora and fauna of the planet. The afternoon of Saturday, April 27, about

40 years of KAOS

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40 years of KAOS

It was 1973 when student Dean Katz applied for the call letters KESC and opened the commercial-free, independent broadcast radio station on the campus of The Evergreen State College in Olympia. Katz quickly turned around and claimed the letters KAOS, a seemingly more appropriate metaphor for the cross-cultures that inhabited

The Rockford Files: Record Store Day 2013

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The Rockford Files: Record Store Day 2013

For music fans whose album collection can be found meticulously alphabetized in milk crates, carefully stowed in their car's center console, or maybe just piled up next to the stereo from incessant listening - rather than digitally stored on their hard drive - one of the most important days of

What's The Word?: Hilltop hip-hop

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What's The Word?: Hilltop hip-hop

Many blogs and websites will let ya know who are the hottest MCs in the game. I give kudos to those spots. I frequent them often. These sites have a plethora of trendy, hipster, white guy, frat-hop and cool guy fashionista hip-hop. One thing these online entities usually lack is

Satellite Coffee is now Cosmonaut

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Satellite Coffee is now Cosmonaut

It's often we hear tales of corporate giants bullying our small town heroes. It's a common enough occurrence nowadays, though not so often do you hear of small to moderate sized businesses seeking victims in other small to moderate sized businesses in entirely different regions of the nation. During your morning routine, when snagging that cup of

Eric Carle's "Art Art" at Tacoma Art Museum

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Eric Carle's "Art Art" at Tacoma Art Museum

Count yourself blessed, Tacoma, because you get to see something few people in the world have seen. Throughout his career Eric Carle, famous for children's books such as Brown Bear - Brown Bear, What Do You See? And The Very Hungry Caterpillar and more than 70 other picture books -

Theater Artists Olympia: The beastly behavior of "Reservoir Dogs"

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Theater Artists Olympia: The beastly behavior of "Reservoir Dogs"

When Quentin Tarantino's first directing effort, Reservoir Dogs, landed in 1992, I'd never seen anything like it. That's not to say there'd never been anything like it. No, Tarantino came of age as a video clerk, and as I dug deeper into Netflix, I found similarities to any number of

Feedbag: Coffee art, brewmaster dinner, Sunday happy hour and more ...

Food Matters

Feedbag: Coffee art, brewmaster dinner, Sunday happy hour and more ...

ESPRESSO ART The Children's Museum of Tacoma (1501 Pacific Ave., Tacoma) isn't just for the kiddos. Cafe Play includes lovely caffeinated goodness brought to you by Stumptown Coffee. From 6-7 p.m. Thursday, April 18 Café Play will showcase their baristas' talents creating art out of espresso drinks. It's an art demonstration

The Double Shot Festival of Overnight Plays

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The Double Shot Festival of Overnight Plays

Ordinarily, writing a short play takes weeks or even months. As it moves into production, everyone from the cast to the director to the guy who delivers sandwiches has editorial input. What began with a clear authorial vision might veer off in any number of unexpected directions. The Double Shot

"Legally Blonde": Pretty in pink at Tacoma Musical Playhouse

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"Legally Blonde": Pretty in pink at Tacoma Musical Playhouse

Oh my gosh, you guys! Tacoma Musical Playhouse's version of Legally Blonde the Musical totally hits their stage with mixed success. Amidst the humor there are some (preferably) forgettable tunes and themes in this vapid tale of Elle Woods' pursuit to win back her ex-boyfriend, Warner. The original production of

The Grand Suggests: 24 Hour Movie Marathon

Show And Tell

The Grand Suggests: 24 Hour Movie Marathon

The weekend of April 20-21, The Grand Cinema is hosting our first ever 24 Hour Movie Marathon. This is an event that we've wanted to do for a long time, but finally moved forward with this year as a support event for our Digital Conversion Campaign — to which all

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