Director Sheila Daniels relished the chance to replicate a scenario echoing Greece living with 21 years of the Peloponnesian War. She shifts her action to a group of Americans who too must deal with the physical state of a seemingly endless war 24/7, and who desperately need the release of laughter.
Tom Lehrer decided that political satire was obsolete when Henry Kissinger won the Nobel Prize…..for Peace.
Hit and Run Theatre opened Poisoning Pigeons in the Park, a Musical Review of Tom Lehrer’s songs, directed by Arne Zaslove with Musical Direction by John Engerman at West of Lenin Theatre in Fremont, on Thursday night.
A mathematician by training, Tom Lehrer was a songwriter who specialized in extremely risque social and political satire, from the late 40’s to the early‘60’s, when the definition of risqué was completely different from what it is now.
Pulitzer Prize-nominated “Rapture, Blister, Burn” is a witty exploration of the roots, inner conflicts, and challenging questions of modern feminism
Director Valerie Curtis-Newton and the Lorraine Hansberry project have done Seattle audiences the great service of bringing Alice Childress’ Trouble
For a night of shameless comedy and theme-appropriate cocktails, like Gin and Sin or a glass of the blood of
On Saturday Seattle Shakespeare Company performed its second showing of Henry V directed by George Mount. Lead by David Hogan
This weekend Shakespeare Northwest left Mount Vernon and paid a visit to Seattle’s Volunteer Park in their production of The
As the start of the Outdoor Theater Festival, Seattle Shakespeare Company’s Wooden O opened The Tempest at Luther Burbank Park
