“If one could only teach the English how to talk, and the Irish how to listen, society would be quite civilized‚Äù is only one of the hilarious witticism in Oscar Wilde‚Äôs ‚ÄúAn Ideal Husband‚Äù now being staged at Taproot Theatre.
“Milk Milk Lemonade” by Joshua Conkel produced by Washington Ensemble Theatre, is a so-called play which reminded me of Soviet
Border Songs, is being staged by Book-It Repertory Theatre, a narrative theatre, which turns prose works into theatre using both
The Pajama Game at Seattle Musical Theatre was another one of those bi-polar productions, with a very weak first act
“Mary Stuart” is the new adaptation of Friedrich Schiller’s classic play “Maria Stuart”, adapted and translated by English playwright, Peter
Inherit the Wind, produced by the Strawberry Theatre Project, is as timely now as in 1950, when it was written,
“Cryptogram” by David Mamet, produced by Seattle Public Theatre, opened at the Bathhouse Theatre this weekend. Taking place in 1959,
