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Music, theater and more: What's happening in Snohomish County - Vimarsana News

Music, theater and more: What's happening in Snohomish County

Scottish band Nazareth will rock Everett and Sarah McLachlan will open Chateau Ste. Michelle’s summer concert series.

The Skanner News - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Adapted by Gregory Falls Returns to Seattle - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Adapted by Gregory Falls Returns to Seattle

ACT Contemporary Theatre announced this week the cast and creative team for their 48th production of the beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. Originally adapted for the stage in 1976 by ACT founder Gregory Falls, this season’s production will see Seattle actor Darragh Kennan in the infamous role of Ebenezer Scrooge. This classic holiday tradition is directed by ACT & Seattle mainstay R. Hamilton Wright with choreography by the legendary Donald Byrd, artistic director of Spectrum Dance Company. The timeless magic of Charles Dickens’ plays in ACT’s Allen Theatre Nov. 24 – Dec. 24.

Cameron Art Museum announces new board members - Vimarsana News

Cameron Art Museum announces new board members

Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington recently announced five new members of its board of trustees. &quo

CAM welcomes five new board of trustees members - Vimarsana News

CAM welcomes five new board of trustees members

WILMINGTON — The local art museum has announced a group of executive commitee members who will help with oversight of Cameron Art Museum's operations.

The show must go on ... line: COVID-19 forces performing arts groups to rethink tradition - Vimarsana News

The show must go on ... line: COVID-19 forces performing arts groups to rethink tradition

In this season of lights, stages remain dark, as pandemic restrictions banning live performances continue. But Seattle-area performing arts groups are giving us a chance and hope of escaping a dreary, showless fate. Organizations — many of which typically get a hefty chunk of their annual revenue from their holiday shows — have determined the show must go on, even if it means the show must go on … line. Most of these organizations project the virtual offerings will bring in only a small fraction of their usual holiday revenues. And the cast and crew of these virtual shows have ...