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Improv king, Ryan Stiles, returns to Seattle area this weekend

The millennial generation grew up laughing at his improvised antics on the hit TV show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (1998-2006). Today, many of those "Whose Line" fans will have the opportunity to see Ryan Stiles live. This weekend, he's coming to his native Seattle for a show called "Whose Live Anyway?"

Arts & Entertainment update

Teen docents complete training at BAM Twenty area high school students are now docents at Bellevue Arts Museum for the 2011-12 school year. Training includes learning about BAM's focus on art, craft and design, in addition to the specific exhibits, "What are the themes? Who are the artists? What materials and processes are used to convey meaning?" BAM's Teen Docent Program has become an outlet for more than 100 teens ages 14 - 18. Email info@bellevuearts.org for additional information.

Horses enchant in 'Cavalia' – with or without the stunts | Photos

When Normand Latourelle said horses trigger an emotional response in people, he wasn't kidding. As one of the side curtains raised on the massive, sand-and-dirt stage at the beginning of the show "Cavalia," two spotted colts trotted out of the wings. The young, slender animals had no assignment, no trick they were required to do.

Arts & Entertainment update

Bellevue resident on the Bachelor Lindzi Cox, 27, is one of the contestants on the ABC show, "The Bachelor," which premiered earlier this month. Before moving to Bellevue, Lindzi, formerly "Lindsey" is a graduate of the Issaquah School District. An accomplished horse-ride since age 4, Cox won three horse riding blue ribbons aboard Nautical Ridge. For more information, go to http://abc.go.com/shows/the-bachelor.

Girl about snow | Hey Picasso, 2011 movies are also works of art

One might think that the arts and entertainment beat would have gone into hibernation when the snow hit last week. But, while "the girl about town" may have been working from home in pajamas instead of at the office in heels, the snow resulted in days on, not off, for arts reporting.

Meryl Streep the shining element of The Iron Lady | Movie Review | Aran Kirschenmann

Before I saw the new film, The Iron Lady, I was expecting to see the dramatic advancement of Margaret Thatcher, a grocery-owner’s daughter, into one of the most influential women of her time as she became the Prime Minister of Great Britain. In actuality, the film tells an extremely different story.

Play brings timeless jokes and quirky characters to Village Theatre

Chris Ensweiler couldn't be more prepared for his role of the uptight neat freak in Village Theatre's upcoming production of "The Odd Couple," which runs Jan. 18 to March 25.

Arts and Entertainment - Bellevue Reporter

Improv king, Ryan Stiles, returns to Seattle area this weekend

Arts & Entertainment update

Horses enchant in 'Cavalia' – with or without the stunts | Photos

Arts & Entertainment update

Girl about snow | Hey Picasso, 2011 movies are also works of art

Meryl Streep the shining element of The Iron Lady | Movie Review | Aran Kirschenmann

Play brings timeless jokes and quirky characters to Village Theatre

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