One World Theatre has been putting on this abundant theatrical buffet once or twice a year, and it's always been worth checking out. It is also, sometimes obliquely, about politics, via the unroutine route of memoir. Some of you kids can't play guitar. Well stop whining and grab your camera, 'cause here's your chance. For four Saturdays beginning March 10, the folks at the EMP will teach you the ins and outs of shooting a live show.
Space is limited, so act quickly.
He told me he had another show in Irvine, an hour and a half away, so I blackmailed my hosts into driving me down there, through typical California traffic, to a bleak suburban wasteland where all the landmarks were malls. Now, Billy Howard has put up a super-sized version of that show, in both his gallery and the furniture store that houses it, and all you have to do to see it is find parking in Belltown. 2017 Second Ave, 256-6392. Through March 31. Jamie Hook's impassioned call to arms extolling a ruder form of jaywalking was dreadfully incomplete.