Issue Archive for the Week of
May 10 -
16,
2001
Vol. 10, No. 34
Pullout
Getting Paid For it:
How Do Actors Pay the Rent?
Vaudevillians & Communists:
A Brief History of Seattle Theater
Page to Stage:
My Work—and My Life—as Theater
The Lion Queen:
Allison Narver Returns to Seattle
News
Starvin' Artists:
“It’s not about the money; it’s about the craft….” The Stranger gets our favorite thespians together to reþect on the struggle, the love, and the glory of THEATER
Shedding the Uniform:
Young Feminists Are as Different from One Another as They Are from Older Feminists
2001 Corporate Power Chart:
The Stranger's Second Annual List of Swaggering Titans
Will You Be My Neighbor?:
Sidran Should Sign the Same Agreement He Used to Harass Hiphop Clubs
Reverse Harassment:
Cops Strike Back at Angry Citizen
Screwed Tenants:
Landlord Tests Judy Nicastro's Right to Organize Ordinance
Almost Evicted from Paradise:
More Trouble For New Club
Police Beat:
On the Road
Music
Perfect, Aristocratic Soul:
Bachir Attar Is a Master Musician
Bored and Beautiful:
Placebo Is Still Pretty
Going Strong:
The Go-Go's Find Their Inner Girls
Sinfully Easy:
Couch Makes Instrumental Music Comfortable
The Return of B-Rock:
Praising the Lords of the Floor
Film
Ace Quiz, Win SIFF!:
Hey Movie Dorks, Wanna Win a Full-Series Pass to the Seattle International Film Festival?
Surely You Joust:
Extreme Knight Movie Balances Heath's Ledger
Adios, Buena Vista:
Cuban Jazz Documentary Lets the Music Speak
Retsyn-ema:
Certs-Sponsored IMAX Leaves Bad Taste
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