The simple truth is the holidays are pretty much inescapable right now, and if you're trying to avoid all of the usual events that are on offer at this time of year, all we can do is point you to things that might be new to you. more ›

For the 13th season running, Intiman Theatre is presenting Langston Hughes' popular Black Nativity musical - and this year they've moved over to the Moore. Regardless of your spiritual affiliation, Black Nativity will stir up those feelings of warmth and joy we all long for during the holiday season, with a boisterous celebration of the Christ Child that will get your hands a clappin' and your toes a tappin'. Even the cold-hearted hipsters sitting next to us began (almost imperceptibly) nodding their heads in time to the music. more ›

SO WONDERFUL: Taproot Theatre Company is putting on It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play tonight at North Seattle Community College. It's a Wonderful Life was first originally broadcasted on the radio in 1947, though most of us have only had the pleasure of watching it on VHS. If you're in need of some warm and fuzzy goodness and a little extra holiday cheer, here is the event for you. Great for the family, and for those who want to see a live version of this all-time holiday classic. more ›

ACT kicked off their annual production of playing up at Annex Theatre. more ›