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READ MORE | 5 COMMENTSWhim W'Him choreography: a new twist for veteran ballet dancers
In the group's newest production, "reSet," classically trained dancers dart around and contort their bodies in abstract movement, with hip, fast music setting the pace.
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Letter to editor: Explaining the mayor's mid-year budget trims
The city's budget director provides details and corrections to an earlier Crosscut report.
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On the NW New Works stage, it's all about the idea
Flying paper, the birth of the universe, and a new take on "Little Red Riding Hood." New ideas were abundant among the new works shown during the festival's closing weekend at On the Boards.
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The electric-vehicle era: Are you ready?
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Innocents abroad in Hitler's 'Garden of Beasts': a talk with Seattle author Erik Larson
Larson discusses his latest nonfiction book, the exhaustively researched story of a novice American ambassador and his family caught up in the mayhem of Berlin during the rise of the Third Reich.
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