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Intiman declares "it is a go!"

Intiman Theatre's board declared that they made their $1 million fundraising goal tonight (Feb. 6). This means that a 2012 season will occur at...
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Intiman taps local choreographers for 2012 artistic collective

Intiman Theatre’s newest artistic director Andrew Russell wants their next season, a shortened 2012 summer festival, to be a multi...
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Intiman proposes a 2012 season

After months of speculation, Intiman Theatre’s board officially announced their plans for 2012. The company will offer a short summer...
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What’s on Stage: Next to Normal going dark

By Jenise SilvaThe Tony Award Winning Next to Normal which work- shopped at Issaquah’s Village Theatre has two final performances in the...
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Valentine's Day specials spring up at Seattle theaters

Need a special date for Valentine’s Day? Thinking that a sonnet might be better than red roses? Seattle’s theaters are shifting into...
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A thin place between God and Seattle's supposed godless audience at Intiman

Statistically, Seattle and the rest of Washington are supposed to be the most “unchurched” state in the nation: a godless tribe stuck...
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Next season at Seattle's theaters: new shows, old favorites, and more

Expecting a tax refund? Today on Marketplace Money, one commentator mentioned that he liked to spend his refund on season tickets, essentially...
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Start 2010 with a song or a party and help an arts organization too!

Feeling a little blue that the Christmas goodies are consumed? Want to wear that New Year's Eve cocktail dress to more than one event? Have an...
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Last chance to see Intiman's imported Othello

Intiman's import of Othello from Theatre for a New Audience has turned into a small box office bonanza for the company. Originally, Intiman planned...
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The working actor's life: kung fu movie, chipmunk ears, and a trip to Siberia

If you go to the theater frequently in Seattle, then you’ve seen Tim Hyland. He’s that quintessential working man actor who can fill...
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