5th Avenue's 'Legally Blonde' is a hot pink joyride
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InvestigateWest, a journalism non-profit with top notch former Seattle Post-Intelligencer writers, has received a $100,000 grant.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWCrosscut Tout: Salt Horse expands its 'Man on the Beach'
Presented for two weekends, the show grew out of a chance encounter on a Port Townsend beach and an earlier, unforgettable, 20-minute dance-music performance.
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Sorting newcomers from natives by the way they say "Ivar's."
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWQuirky 'Receptionist' makes for a good excuse to head to Portland
Playwright Adam Bock places banality and evil side-by-side in this show at the old Portland Armory. And out-of-town visitors to the Pearl District spot can get two-for-one tickets.
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