It may have taken six years, but it looks like Fremont is about to be the lucky recipient of its very own dedicated Fringe theater performing space. While there are a few spaces in the vicinity that have had productions performed in them (Hale's Brewery in Frelard, Stone Soup's upstairs/downstairs configuration in Wallingford, the Fremont Abbey Arts Center), there has been an undeniable void left in the neighborhood since The Empty Space left the area in 2005. more ›

Last week, The Moth came to Seattle with a special show aimed at combating stereotypes. Called "A More Perfect Union: Stories of Prejudice & Power," the show was full of poignant moments (we must own up to having shed more than a few tears), but also featured a few flinch-inducing stereotypes of its own. Though the overall experience was positive and compelling, the presence of stereotypes—however subtle—even in a forum aimed at fighting them served as a powerful reminder of just how pervasive prejudice really is. more ›

So we woke up with no intention of getting all Gloria Steinem on you early on a Sunday morning, but after searching for the tie that bound together our first day of Bumbershoot, we couldn't help but gloat that the women of Bumbershoot were kicking ass/taking names. more ›

That's one thing we learned from The Moth Story Tour on Sunday night at Town Hall. Actually, we learned that from the brochure, which explained what local voices were going to appear in which cities. Cho in LA, Savage in SEA. more ›