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Don’t let the name fool you. Spokane’s long-running Broken Mic series is intact and vibrant as ever

Now in its 10th year, Terrain’s summer arts market also celebrates the artists and makers it’s empowered

Huge in reputation and production value, Cats comes to the Civic in a collaborative, education-driven way

Q&A: Tribes from across the region — and even farther afield — came to Spokane in 1974 to share their culture and turn the...

With new leadership and support, Cheney High School’s drama program relaunches to create a solid platform for the future

Bright Comet Theatre gives its own distinct spin to Shakespeare’s legendary tragedy

Stage Left’s season opener, Fun Home, has parallels with the play that closed its last season

Alongside the U.S. premiere of a suspenseful piece, Spokane Symphony’s Masterworks 5 features two other emotionally charged works

A Christmas play crossing Sherlock Holmes with Ebenezer Scrooge makes its PNW premiere at the Civic

Bright Comet's second production is a rock-inflected exploration of the crime that made Lizzie Borden infamous