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New Spokane Playwrights Laboratory is dedicated to championing local voices — with the audience's help

By E.J. Iannelli

Oct 14, 2021

The epiphany came when Scott Doughty was working down at the Seven Devils New Play Foundry in McCall, Idaho. The group was in the middle of a workshop performance of a new play, and up to that point things had been proceeding uneventfully...

Dahveed Bullis (left) and Scott Doughty

TV Time: Nine 1991 horror movies to stream before Halloween

By Bill Frost
Oct 14, 2021
Squid Game, Marty's Murders, Finneas's new album and more you need to know this week

Oct 14, 2021
Halloween 2021: Local events, haunted houses and more

By Chey Scott and Madison Pearson
Oct 12, 2021
One Heart Native Arts & Film Festival opens Tuesday across Spokane

By Carrie Scozzaro
Oct 11, 2021
On formerly being a fan of Louis C.K. and his artist abusive ilk

By Seth Sommerfeld
Oct 7, 2021
The good, the bad, the idiotic: Ranking the Top NFL announcing teams

By Wilson Criscione
Oct 7, 2021
The adorably chill Laid-Back Camp anime series, a Batman comic's woke Joker and new music!

Oct 7, 2021
Dog & Pony closes its first season with exhibitions on bodily autonomy and self-identity

By Natalie Rieth
Oct 6, 2021
Inlander Insights: Spokane Pride’s Esteban Herevia

By Seth Sommerfeld
Oct 5, 2021
Dream big at the MAC next spring with first U.S. stop of Dreamworks animation exhibit

By Madison Pearson
Oct 4, 2021
Lilac City Comicon returns for its 15th edition full of familiar faces and pioneering comic artists

By T. J. Tranchell
Sep 30, 2021
Get your phone out and go follow these Instagram cats, right meow

By Chey Scott
Sep 30, 2021
Making a case for Dear Evan Hansen, What We Do in the Shadows is back and new music!

Sep 30, 2021
Artist Emily Somoskey discusses change, growth and the spaces we inhabit before her new Marmot Art Space opening

By Madison Pearson
Sep 27, 2021
Stage Left's streaming Squeamish is a one-woman horror tale that takes audiences deep into one woman's trauma

By Lillian Piel
Sep 23, 2021
Psychiana Man explores the strange history of an Idaho-based religion that captivated the country

By Nate Sanford
Sep 23, 2021
How Ted Lasso can escape the nice-TV trap

By Daniel Walters
Sep 23, 2021
A beautifully touching local music video, Mellencamp biography proves his noteworthiness and new music!

Sep 23, 2021
Musicians are returning from boating, busking and book editing as the symphony gears up for its comeback concert

By E.J. Iannelli
Sep 16, 2021
A quick decision becomes a monumental one, thanks to Mr. Monet

By Dan Nailen
Sep 16, 2021