The Hills are Alive: Seattle's voices see their day The Chorus America annual conference runs from June 12 - 15. by Thomas May / June 10, 2013
Activism? Seattle chorus turns to Pablo Neruda The director of the Seattle Peace Chorus on Pablo Neruda, avoiding discouragement and the power of a good song. by Thomas May / May 28, 2013
How fitting: Kafka's "The Trial" in Seattle's Ellis Island Greta Wilson, Sara Mountjoy-Pepka, Sydney Andrews and Darragh Kennan in The Trial by Thomas May / April 12, 2013
Not just another night at the opera: La Boheme is back in Seattle La Boheme director Tomer Zvulun by Thomas May / February 21, 2013
See This: Messiaen’s cosmic game of time and love Ludovic Morlot and the SSO. by Thomas May / January 29, 2013
Seattle Rep’s “Buffalo” doesn’t roam wildly enough Hans Altwies as Teach and Charles Leggett as Donny in Seattle Rep's production of 'American Buffalo.' by Thomas May / January 21, 2013
Cappella Romana: A cure for cloying holiday music The Portland-based choral group brings a new take on a Rachmaninoff score ruled "too modern" to be performed in the church. by Thomas May / January 9, 2013
'A Doll's House': Far beyond simple feminism Jennifer Sue Johnson as Nora and Michael Patten as Torvald in Seattle Shakespeare Company's production of "A Doll's House." by Thomas May / January 3, 2013
Bold Listening: Morlot and the orchestra take on Mahler together Seattle Symphony Orchestra's Ludovic Morlot in action by Thomas May / November 26, 2012
