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The eye in the sky: Little BIG Fest grows into its 6th year
In the festival’s fifth year, co-producers, Keegan Harshman and Priscilla Lowry balance one another in a way that gives Little BIG Fest its distinctive character. Harshman, by his own admission a whimsical Sagittarian, approaches music as both a social bond and a universal language. Lowry, on the other hand, brings a curator’s eye, a knack — read more
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Island Shakespeare Festival 2025: Women’s Fight to Be Heard
It’s summertime and the South Whidbey neighborhood comes alive in showcasing world-class talent from across the nation. Island Shakespeare Festival shows up in the backyard of the old South Whidbey Primary School (yes, where I went to grade school) to give a spectacle for the senses. This year prepare to be regaled into laughter or — read more
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Reimagining Dance without the industry dogma
When I arrived back in my hometown I was a combination of nervous and excited about the possibility of dancing again. I dropped in on a few classes here and there as I found my footing (pun intended) back home. Modern struck a cord for me as a youth, though the discipline of ballet fueled — read more
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