Seattle Opera: looking ahead
Posted Thu, Jan 3, 3 p.m.
In announcing its 2008-09 season Seattle Opera is upping the ante and showing some possible aspects of what the company will be like after Speight Jenkins retires.
READ MORE COMMENT NOWMost Popular
Crosscut articles of the past 10 days with the most clicks.
- Viaduct politicians reach a big moment of truth
- Seattle Times Co. still trying to close sale of Maine papers
- Seattle school closure plan, due Tuesday, still doesn't add up
- Recession, wrecking balls, and history
- Five things that make even a Mossback happy
- Monorails: the idea that will not die
- If you convene citizens, listen to them
- 2008: Year of Hope, Year of Fear, Essay 7
- What's good for preservation is good for the greens
- UW: We're Number 5!
Most Commented
Crosscut articles of the past 10 days with the most reader comments.
- Monorails: the idea that will not die
(20 comments) - 2008: Year of Hope, Year of Fear, Essay 7
(17 comments) - Seattle school closure plan, due Tuesday, still doesn't add up
(12 comments) - Viaduct politicians reach a big moment of truth
(9 comments) - Think before you cut the state auditor's budget
(8 comments) - 2008: Year of Hope, Year of Fear. Essay 8
(6 comments) - Obama's stimulus package raises some hard questions
(6 comments) - Recession, wrecking balls, and history
(5 comments) - Why the national park gun rule should stand
(5 comments) - Seattle Times Co. still trying to close sale of Maine papers
(5 comments)
January 03, 2008: Headlines
You never know which Jersey Boy is going to be which at the 5th Avenue
Posted Thu, Jan 3, 1 p.m.
Professional shows have understudies, sometimes great ones, and that's how we got Shirley MacLaine. But they're making a practice of it with the run of the Tony-winning Jersey Boys road production.
READ MORE 1 COMMENTS
Score one for Googie
Posted Thu, Jan 3, 7 a.m.
While three charming old Capitol Hill buildings are sentenced to be razed by Sound Transit, two modern buildings get approval from the Seattle landmarks board: a sleek International-style office building and a quirky Ballard diner.
READ MORE 29 COMMENTS
Seattle's transportation malaise is nothing special
Posted Thu, Jan 3, 5 a.m.
Seattle perversely prides itself on its transportation stalemates, as if they're part of our brand. Alas, thinking locally, defying regional scale, and torpedoing big governmental projects is a grand American tradition, widely shared.
READ MORE 1 COMMENTS
