If you've never been to a show at Harlequin Productions in Olympia, "Gloucester Blue" by the prolific and celebrated American dramatist, Israel Horovitz, would be an amazing initiation.
The Northwest Pastel Society's 27th Annual International Open Exhibition at American Art Company features works from 58 artists from across the United States and Canada.
Tacoma Little Theatre stages "Little Shop of Horrors"
Tacoma Little Theatre's production of the musical by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken lives up to the musical's quirky and fun reputation.
Eric Carle's "ArtArt" at Tacoma Art Museum
Count yourself blessed, Tacoma, because you get to see something few people in the world have seen - Eric Carle's ArtArt.
Cable Griffith and Michael Johnson shows at Kittredge Gallery
The latest show at Kittredge Gallery has Seattle painter Cable Griffith's video game-influenced paintings in the main gallery and an installation by sculptor and UPS art faculty member Michael Johnson in the back gallery.
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