In this forest, our heroine Rosalind challenges society’s rules. Shaking them off, this whip-smart woman makes a rule set of her own, all while frolicking… Continue reading
For the first time since William Shakespeare first appeared in the woods beside the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, a party is being thrown for… Continue reading
World-traveling violist Richard O’Neill, who grew up in Sequim, invited a friend of his over for some concerts on the Olympic Peninsula. The friend is… Continue reading
Two women — two formidable artists — step into the spotlight for season-finale concerts in Sequim and Port Angeles this weekend. Violinist Heather Ray will… Continue reading
The crowd went nuts. Leaping to their feet, they cheered the singers, who took bow after bow. The new production was a smash; the premiere… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Seventy local musicians — plus one former local who now lives in Europe — will get together this Saturday to create something… Continue reading
Port Angeles Symphony Concert When: 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17 (pre-concert chat with conductor 6:40-7 p.m.) Where: Port Angeles High School Performing Arts Center, 304… Continue reading
This is a pairing loaded with passion. “Piazzolla is a tango composer. And that’s a pretty fun, joyous form of expression,” said Denise Dillenbeck, the… Continue reading
A new name, 14 competitors and a day of live music. All are part of a public event Saturday, Jan. 20. The Nico Snel Young… Continue reading
The “Snow Maiden Suite,” “The Adoration of the Magi,” an Overture on Hebrew Themes and a “Fantasia on Christmas Carols.” These are all part of… Continue reading
Her performances are deeply felt; dazzling. She plays – without histrionics – in the tradition of the great soloists of history. That’s how conductor Jonathan… Continue reading
Come and join the jubilee listen to the band swinging’ through the land everybody stand … when you sing with the zip and zing watch… Continue reading
The first Story Swap of the new season is a mashup: part campfire tales and songs, part open mic. All of the above is free… Continue reading
A punk community in London made a dance caller out of her. Abigail Hobart, making her debut at the Black Diamond Community Hall contra dance… Continue reading
Yong Hong Zhong, a Chinese-born artist who immigrated to the United States at age 12, went on to draw for MTV Animation and Disney. After… Continue reading
Just standing in the summer sunlight is a gift. But there’s more: the fragrance of fir trees, the songs of the birds, the feel of… Continue reading
In a comedy spiced with piquant lines, here’s one the actor Josh Sutcliffe relishes especially. “Man is a giddy thing,” he gets to say as… Continue reading
