What's the biggest Queer-friendly event you've probably never heard of, and even less likely seen?
SEATTLE - Seattle Symphony Music Director Thomas Dausgaard and President and CEO Krishna Thiagarajan [have] announced a return to live concerts for the 2021-22 season. The new season brings spectacular Opening Night, Masterworks, and Untuxed series concer
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SEATTLE - Music of Remembrance has been approved for a $20,0000 Art Works grant to support the commission of Tres Minutos, a new chamber opera by the young composer Nicolas Lell Benavides and librettist Marella Martin Koch.
The Seattle Opera has announced the inaugural cohort of the Jane Lang Davis Creation Lab, which aims to support a new generation of storytellers in opera. The initiative is open to Washington artists ages 18-30 of all backgrounds - including those without
With the dance clubs closed, the only way to enjoy a Sunday Tea Dance is virtually. That is what DJ Disco Vinnie did last Sunday (August 23rd) on Twitch TV. The nearly 5-hour podcast raised over $1,200 for Olivia Newton-John's Cancer Research Centre.
With great gratitude, I'm letting folks know that I'm leaving my position as the pianist for Seattle Men's Chorus,
If ever there was a modern gay renaissance man, it's John Cameron Mitchell.
Tony and Emmy Award—winning actress Kristin Chenoweth could potentially have a Grammy Award in her sights with her new album For the Girls
With over 60 years in the business, composer and producer Quincy Jones has done it all. So it was poignant that this past weekend's performance, "The Best of Quincy Jones," part of the Seattle Symphony's "Pops Series,"
After attending my first Seattle Women's Chorus (SWC) concert in years in spring 2019 — the incredible "Legends of Rock" concert — I could not wait to see the women again.
Judy Collins, 80, has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism.