The much-troubled Intiman Theatre has hired a new Artistic Director, and is sharing details for their plan to rise from the ashes of this year's near financial ruin. more ›

As if to put a cherry on top of the fecal sundae that has been the month of April for Intiman, it was announced on Thursday that Kate Whoriskey would be leaving her position as Artistic Director and going back to New York City to pursue her freelancing director career. more ›

"I want to share some unsettling news about our beloved Intiman Theatre," so begins the open letter to Seattle's arts community as written by Kim Anderson, president of Intiman's Board of Trustees. "As many of you know, we’ve been struggling for several months." more ›

Seattle's Intiman Theatre is beginning to see some big artistic changes. They have named Kate Whoriskey as the theater's new artistic director, succeeding Tony Award-winner Bartlett Sher, who will become the resident director of New York's Lincoln Center Theatre. As for Whoriskey, she's moving to town from New York, where she recently directed the Pulitzer Prize-winning Ruined. Whoriskey will take over the role entirely in 2011; until then, the two artistic directors will be working together on programming for the duration of the 2009 and 2010 seasons. more ›