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October 27, 2025

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    Announcing: Media Sponsor!

    In the coming weeks, expect coverage from Calista and Raegan alongside Echo’s social media for Seattle’s own version of the Tony Awards. Mary explains.

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  • group of People's Choice winners from Gregorys 2016

    Set the Stage

    Calista provides a rundown of The Gregorys and why it’s awesome the ceremony will be at Town Hall Seattle this year.

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  • Stay Tuned for More!

    Coverage through October 27 and post-show final thoughts to come.

Spooky Season!

Peek into the imaginations of our writers

inspired by this chilly time of year:

  • Under the Covers

    by Gray Harrison

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  • The Baroness

    by Maxwell Meier

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  • The Rotten Luck of Melinoë

    by Parker Dean

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On the Boards’ What Is War Shows Us What Our Televisions Do Not
Calista Robbins
Performing Arts, Historical Arts, Intersectional Arts, On the Boards, What is War, performance art, women, women's history, World War II, Nagasaki, Comfort Women Museum
On the Boards’ What Is War Shows Us What Our Televisions Do Not
Calista Robbins
Performing Arts, Historical Arts, Intersectional Arts, On the Boards, What is War, performance art, women, women's history, World War II, Nagasaki, Comfort Women Museum

What Is War, devised by Eiko Otake and Wen Hui, told a gut-wrenching story of the sufferings of women within war-torn nations, one which has been endured by generation after generation since before antiquity: that of brutality, sexualization, and objectification.

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Calista Robbins
Performing Arts, Historical Arts, Intersectional Arts, On the Boards, What is War, performance art, women, women's history, World War II, Nagasaki, Comfort Women Museum
Masculinity Interrogated at Local Sightings Film Fest
Gray Harrison
Media Arts, Intersectional Arts, Northwest Film Forum, Local Sightings, Film Festival, PNW Cinema, gender studies, masculinity, Washington Cinema, filmmakers, documentary
Masculinity Interrogated at Local Sightings Film Fest
Gray Harrison
Media Arts, Intersectional Arts, Northwest Film Forum, Local Sightings, Film Festival, PNW Cinema, gender studies, masculinity, Washington Cinema, filmmakers, documentary

Local Sightings Film Festival returned to Seattle for its 28th year from Sept. 19-28 at Northwest Film Forum. I was able to catch the second weekend of the festival and view three feature-length documentaries from Pacific Northwest filmmakers as well as the All in My Head horror shorts. A tendency in the weekend’s selections was examining large-scale social issues from a personal place, following people enmeshed in the heart of these issues. I noticed a clear thread in several of the films I saw: They contained powerful interrogations of masculinity.

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Gray Harrison
Media Arts, Intersectional Arts, Northwest Film Forum, Local Sightings, Film Festival, PNW Cinema, gender studies, masculinity, Washington Cinema, filmmakers, documentary
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