The Who’s “Tommy” opens in the dark days after World War II. It tells the story of a boy who is so traumatized when he witnesses the murder of his mother’s lover by his father that he is struck deaf, dumb and blind.
Federal Way Police Department Cmdr. Kyle Sumpter was eliminated from "Top Shot" this week, falling one round short of the finale in The History Channel's popular shooting competition show.
This week’s episode of “Top Shot” promised to be intense and physically challenging, taking on a theme of Special Forces/SWAT style operations.
In the coming weeks, Centerstage Theatre in Federal Way will present a Judy Garland themed fundraiser and a rendition of The Who's "Tommy."
Federal Way Police Department Cmdr. Kyle Sumpter survived yet another episode of “Top Shot,” having to make both the longest shot ever in the history of the show.
Federal Way Police Department Cmdr. Kyle Sumpter and the red team successfully fended off the blue team again in this week’s episode of “Top Shot.”
The Symphony proudly presents a new and wonderful performance of “Let Your Music Shine” with award-winning composers, performers, and music educators Lisa Grace Allison and Linda Sebenius. Their mission is to capture the unlimited potential of every child through music.
Federal Way Police Department Cmdr. Kyle Sumpter’s red team found its way back to the winner’s circle on this week’s episode of “Top Shot” on The History Channel.
The Grateful Dead Second Annual Meet-Up At The Movies 2012 is set to take Dead Heads back to the summer of 1989.