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- Our print journals are located on the 3rd
floor; they are shelved alphabetically by title.
- Request an item we don't have via Interlibrary
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Research Help
- If you're having trouble organizing your research,
rooting out the most pertinent information, or if you don't even
know where to begin, we've given you the first step: take the Research
Path
- For more personalized help -- if you'd like to
get advice or feedback on your research, or the location of a
resource -- you can ask a librarian.
- You can also try a research
consultation. A librarian can work with you on defining a
topic and finding resources.
- Citing
Sources Guide
- EndNote
- Endnote allows you to organize bibliographic citations and
to create bibliographies. Time-saving features allow you to
download references retrieved from Lemieux Library databases
into an EndNote library and create bibliographies in a variety
of formats (such as APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, etc.)
using Microsoft Word or WordPerfect.
Campus Services
Academic Success
City Guide
Food
Movies
Concerts & Plays
- Pollstar:
Want to see who's playing in Seattle this year? Search by your favorite artist
or by venue.
- 5th
Avenue Theatre: A beautiful venue for all kinds of performing arts, the 5th
is a popular choice for visiting musicals.
- ACT: A
Contemporary Theatre: Of "Late Night Catechism" fame. Seattle's
first theatre to focus on bringing new plays to the stage, and still dedicated
to supporting new talent.
- Artswest:
West Seattle's Art Center
- Circus
Contraption: A performance troupe grounded in the circus arts. A non-profit
organization with trapeze aerialists and accordion players in an animal-free zone.
- INTIMAN Theatre:
Its name derived from the Swedish word for "intimate", the INTIMAN seeks
to develop an intellectual relationship of this kind between the playwright and
his audience, through its emphasis in "international dramatic literature."
- Jet
City Improv: Based in the University District, Jet City Improv is a great
way to spend a hilarious evening with friends! If you love Mystery Science
Theater, don't miss out on their "Twisted Flicks".
- Meany Hall:
This UW venue hosts a huge variety of international musicians, actors and dancers
-- all part of the annual UW "World Series." Check out also their student
performances.
- Northwest
Puppet Center
- On
the Boards Theatre: A contemporary theatre located in the lower Queen Anne
neighborhood.
- Open Circle
Theater
- Pacific Northwest Ballet
- The
Paramount Theatre: Located on downtown Pine St with its trademark sign and
marquee, the Paramount is one of the most well-known venues in Seattle. Its gorgeous
interior showcases many Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, popular bands and
cultural shows. Also check out their Silent Movie Mondays.
- ReAct:
The Repertory Actors Theatre: ReAct is known for its diverse and "non-traditional"
casting -- they cast players of different backgrounds and skill-levels, indiscriminate
of race, religion, sex, age or experience.
- Seattle Children's
Theatre: Our favorite childhood stories brought to the stage, from Bunnicula
to The Secret Garden.
- Seattle
Opera: Keeping this beautiful art form alive and appreciated with glorious
reproductions of the works of Wagner, Puccini, Mozart, Bizet and other classical
composers.
- Seattle
Public Theater: Located in the Greenlake area, SPT aims to "create community
through the performing arts" by bringing together people of diverse backgrounds
and experience levels through a common passion for theatre.
- Seattle
Repertory Theatre: An award-winning theatre, the Seattle Rep brings to our
diverse audiences productions of "true dramatic and literary worth"
-- experiences that leave people thoughtful long after the curtains have gone
down.
- Seattle
Shakespeare Company: Shakespeare either as he intended, or as he could never
have imagined in his wildest dreams -- the SSC loves to reimagine these classics
in a modern, non-traditional light.
- Seattle
Symphony
- Taproot
Theatre Company
- Theater
Schmeater: Brings to us the recognized classics while searching for what could
be the greats of our time. In their search, Theater Schmeater makes a point of
including new plays from different countries and walks of life in their repertoire.
Known for their summerly "Free Classics in the Park."
- Theatre
Babylon: Inventive, receptive and eclectic in their selection, Theatre Babylon
is a self-proclaimed "writers' theatre."
- Village
Theatre: Located in Issaquah and Everett, the Village Theatre specializes
in musical productions. They are also focused on training youth in the theatrical
and performing arts.
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