The last year has been a big one for film director Maya Weldon-Lagrimas: she graduated from Yale University, released her first film, and began to traverse adulthood amid growing political and economic turmoil.

I first met "Clown in a Cornfield" director Eli Craig when he came to town in 2010 with actor Tyler Labine to showcase his feature-length debut, "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil", at the Seattle International Film Festival.

If nothing else, "Clown in a Cornfield" delivers on everything hinted at in its title. There is a clown, Frendo, the incarnation of a beloved small-town corporate mascot.

Katharyn King is the brains behind the new indie sci-fi book series that imagines a future Seattle in the year 2152 — but digitally reconstructed by a Lesbian with schizophrenia.

Lesbian cartoonist Alison Bechdel’s new graphic novel "Spent" begins with her walking through the woods with her father as a young girl.

Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture (MoPoP) is showcasing an exhibit with over 400 pieces of work by comic artists from Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, and Vietnam.

June is here again, and with it comes the vibrant return of Seattle’s annual Pride Parade — a cornerstone of community expression, activism, and celebration.

Many revered shows on Broadway both past and present have been based on popular television and film franchises. Whether it be Hairspray or The Lion King, adaptations time and again prove to be a reliable strategy for bringing in general audiences.

Nick Leone is a theater expert who, during his five-decade career, has performed professionally across North America, Europe, and the Middle East.

The ongoing battle for gender equality in the United States — and around the world — continues to be long and fraught. However, Li Turner has spent decades shedding light upon the current issues that women and marginalized people face in society.