A few weeks back, we mentioned the Seattle Children's Theater as one of our favorite ways to celebrate fall with the kids, indoors. And as current events unfold abroad and at home, parents can enjoy SCT's staging of Robin Hood. Robin Hood: yes, that nobleman turned bandit, taking wealth from the rich in order to give to the poor. Old-school redistribution, Sherwood-style, if you will. more ›

As we had discussed last week, this week sees an increase in horror and Halloween themed shows, but not to the exclusion of other productions. This week, we see a Fringe Theater stalwart bring the self-generative to the forefront, a classic tale presented for kids, a condensed operetta and the big Shakespeare company making with the shakey shake, and three can't miss productions that are perfectly in spirit with the coming holiday. more ›

Summer brings a cornucopia of free outdoor theater to the bewooded groves of Seattle's parklands. Thanks to the Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival (Wooden O, GreenStage, and Theater Schmeater), there were five plays offered at Volunteer Park last Saturday and Sunday: As You Like It, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, and Robin Hood. more ›

And now for a whistle-stop tour of some suburban bowling houses... more ›

University of Washington officials thought long and hard about how to couch the messaging when they floated a "Hey, wanna double or triple tuition?" balloon. What they came up with was "a Robin Hood plan." more ›

Those screams of terror you heard last week emanated from the lungs of Mariner fans, who learned that Aaron Sele will likely be the team's fifth starter in 2005. more ›