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V 35 Issue 32

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Market Foundation has a GAY BINGO PIG
By Lynn Dixon There are 100 pigs currently on display in Seattle as part of Pike Place Market's Centennial Pigs on Parade, but only one of them stands to win big at bingo.

Bingo Pig, created by local artist Kathryn Daily and sponsored by Lifelong AIDS Alliance, is one of a 100 fiberglass, artfully adorned pigs commissioned by the Pike Place Market Foundation in honor more

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Seattle Theatre Group - (The Paramount) & Mel Brooks birth Young Frankenstein
by Miryam Gordon - SGN A&E Writer

How is Seattle becoming a jumping off point for Broadway bound productions? In the last few years, shows like Hairspray and Light in the Piazza have been incubated here and gone on to national and international acclaim. Huge theatrical productions need huge amounts of money and talent and investme more
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Trip-hammer action makes latest Bourne a thriller hit
by Rajkhet Dirzhud-Rashid - SGN A&E Writer

The Bourne Ultimatum
Directed by Paul Greengrass
Starring Matt Damon, Julia Stiles, David Straithairn,
Scott Glenn, Joan Allen, Paddy Considine, Albert Finney
Now playing everywhere

The best scene in the new Jason Bo more
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Putting on the Glitz

Finding your inner Marilyn on Broadway

by Maggie Bloodstone - SGN Contributing Writer

Not that there aren't already a bunch of great vintage & 2nd hand clothing stores on Capitol Hill (Goddess knows I've spent enough time in all of them), but unlike Thai restaurants, the 'hood can always do with one more. Espec more
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JFK: Dallas doctor's daughter reveals crucial details about assassination

by E. Joyce Glasgow - SGN Contributing Writer

"Kennedy/Parkland/Doctors/Daughter ---The Missing Piece"
A one woman documentary performance by Christie Jenkins
Kirkland Performance Hall, July 31st, 2007

Forty four years have passed since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on No more
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in the MUSIC LOUNGE

Josh Groban interview next week, Tori Amos and The Arcade Fire announce Seattle concerts, Faith Hill goes mad over hubby crotch-grabbing incident
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in BITS & BYTES

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in WHERE IT'S AT

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Seattle Opera's reputation for great Wagner lives on
by Rod Parke - SGN A&E Writer

Though my partner won't let me tell you the affectionate but disgusting nickname the standees had, as we waited for standing room tickets at the old Met on 40th Street, for Wagner's The Flying Dutchman, I will say that from those days long ago, this opera has held a special place in my heart. The c more
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Summer Dreams at Taproot
by Miryam Gordon

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Directed by Scott Nolte
Extended Through September 1

Joseph preceded Jesus (Jesus Christ Superstar), in the Bible, on Broadway and in the writing careers of Webber and Ri more
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I'm A Poet And I Know It
Review of First Class

By Miryam Gordon - SGN A&E Writer

First Class
By David Waggoner
Directed by Kurt Beattie
Starring John Aylward
ACT Theatre
July 27-August 26

David Wagoner wrote, in his introduction to his one-act play First Class, "The most charismat more

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