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A Blog of Seattle Arts & Lectures

Category: 2019/20 Season

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COVID-19 Updates

March 5, 2020

Late Bloomers: A Comic by David Lasky

A woman stands at the microphone on stage, holding a piece of paper. A young girl stands at another microphone to the right.

WITS Voices: Clearing the Lowest Bar—The Writing Warm-Up

March 4, 2020

Amy Wheeler, with short-cropped, slightly spiky hair, stands in front of floor-to-ceiling, rustic-looking windows.

An Interview with Amy Wheeler

Introducing Piper, Our New WITS Program Associate!

March 3, 2020

The warm, bright interior of Ada's Technical Books shows patrons sitting in the cafe area, on their computers behind a cookbook section, while a barista makes coffee in the background.

An Interview with Ada’s Technical Books, Capitol Hill’s Haven for Geeks

March 2, 2020

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WITS Voices: A Tower of Dreams

February 25, 2020

Two women with long, dark hair stand at a lucite lectern in front of a full Benaroya Hall, a brigh SAL banner and a living room stage set-up behind them.

How to Confront a Bully: A WITS Student Reflects on “She Said”

February 24, 2020

Paisley Rekdal, in a red satin suit, stands against a wall at Hugo House that is designed to look like the shadows cast by Emily Dickinson's bedroom window.

Paisley Rekdal on Writing the Wrong Thing

February 20, 2020

A man wearing a golf cap speaks into a microphone at a lectern. The stage lights cast a blue, artsy lens flare across half of the image.

WITS Voices: The List Poem

February 18, 2020