This week, our arts critics have recommended the best events in every genre—from a new show from performer Sarah Rudinoff to Georgetown Bites, and from SakuraCon to the Washington State Democratic Caucuses. See them all below, and find even more events on our complete Things To Do calendar.
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MONDAY
THEATER
Eulogy
This comedy performance by Kevin Kent, directed by Jennifer Jasper, tells the story of Eleanor, “a professional mourner in a one-stop-shop suburban funeral parlor.” That’s pretty much all you have to know before you rush over there. Kent is a treasure. Any time he’s on stage, it’s worth your attention. (Also Thurs-Sat)
READINGS & TALKS
Janette Sadik-Khan with Mayor Ed Murray: Implementing an “Urban Revolution”
Janette Sadik-Khan, former New York City transportation commissioner, will appear in conversation with Mayor Ed Murray to discuss the potential transportation programs and changes in Seattle’s future.
MUSIC
An Evening with Greg Dulli
There was a time, not so long ago, when the prospect of “an evening with Greg Dulli” would have sounded like a grueling siege through a miasma of emotional gore in which hatred and self-hatred were locked in a duel for prominence. Age hasn’t dulled Dulli’s gifts. It has only expanded and deepened their aesthetic power—and made the promise of an evening in the company of his whole body of work sound not just pleasing, but irresistible. SEAN NELSON
