The Little Dog Laughed
Intimacy is paramount in The Little Dog Laughed, a 2006 comedy from creator of To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, Douglas […]
2014
Jerry Springer: the Opera
“It’s… actually really good.” – Me Jerry Springer: the Opera is a real opera, you guys! With opera singers and
The Normal Heart
Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart is a play set in New York City in the early to mid 1980’s, through
Dr. Thaddeus Q. Ballard’s Musical Follies and Comedie Revue!
For anyone who is suffering from the Seattle winter blues-this show is highly therapeutic.
Billed as Vaudeville, Ghost Light Theatrical’s comedy revue Dr Thaddeus Q. Ballard’s Musical Follies Comedy Revue, was very welcome on a stormy January day in Seattle.
Richard II-Seattle Shakespeare Company Stage a Stunner!
Richard III and his monstrous machinations usually over shadow Richard II, Shakespeare’s only play written entirely in verse (even the gardener speaks in rhythm and rhyme.) A pendulum may be swinging, for the Royal Shakespeare Company recently staged a very strong version of Richard II that it sent out to movie houses around the world and now Seattle’s Shakespeare Company has put together a stellar production that does everything right.
The Rape of Lucretia-Opera
For $35 a ticket one does not expect Bayreuth, but one does expect to be able to see the singers and the set
The rarely performed, The Rape of Lucretia by Benjamin Britten, is definitely for opera addicts; that is to say, for people so in love with operatic music that they will sit through any opera, even if the libretto is a dud, and even if, as was the case with the Vespertine Opera’s production at St. Mark’s Cathedral, the audience can not even see the singers on the stage.