Disco is Alive and Well at Washington Ensemble Theatre
Disco is alive and well at Washington Ensemble Theatre. Some of you may be too young to remember the scene of 5,000-plus people storming the
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Cherdonna Meets Her Maker at Washington Ensemble Theatre
Cherdonna takes the stage with herself, or rather her creator, at Washington Ensemble Theatre. Cherdonna Shinatra is well known to Seattle audiences, but never have
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Seattle Rep Pulls Back Curtain with Plays in Process
Seattle Rep invites audience members behind the virtual scenes with Plays in Process. Have you ever wondered how a play ends up from page to
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Review: True West at Seattle Rep is Whip-Smart
The production of Sam Shepard’s “True West” at Seattle Rep is a whip-smart crowd pleaser. And, it could not have come at a better time.
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Review: Dance Nation at WET is Raw, Twisted and Powerful
There’s a lot that goes down on the dance stage in the latest production of Dance Nation at WET. There’s dance, of course. But in
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Taylor Mac Adds Some Extra Sauce to your Holidays
Taylor Mac is bringing a little extra sauce this holiday to the Moore Theatre. We all have those holiday songs that become earworms this time
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Review: Dracula at ACT is a Bloody Good Time
If you expect blood to be a reoccurring theme in ACT’s current production of “Dracula,” you would be correct. Playwright Steven Dietz definitely dials up
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Seattle Rep’s ‘The Great Moment’ Opens as ‘Indecent’ Closes
If you haven’t seen “Indecent” at Seattle Rep, now’s the time. The show must close on October 26. The production has been getting rave reviews.
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Review: ‘Indecent’ at Seattle Rep is Rich in Visuals and Verse
Early on, Lemml, a seminal character and de facto narrator in “Indecent” exclaims, “Ooh, this is theater!” He was referring to a reading of “God
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Review: ‘Lungs’ is Intimate and Genuinely Human.
Breathe. No, really, breathe! That’s the direction given to the characters on stage in the latest production from Really Really Theatre Group, but it could
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