Baskerville: A Must-See Comedy
The whole point of reviewing is to be critical. To be objective. To be truthful. I am upholding all of […]
September 2018
‘Disney’s Newsies’ High-Flying Fun at Tacoma Musical Playhouse
There was some ugly business in New York City 119 years ago. Violence broke out when newsboys were gouged by
“Howard Barnes” at Village Theatre
Howard Barnes is a downtrodden everyone. He has a simple, if depressing, philosophy: “Life is cubicles and colonoscopies.” So of
For Better or for Worse “Prelude to a Kiss” Embraces 12th Ave Stage
Prelude to a Kiss premieres as Strawberry Theatre Workshop’s first show of the season. In a shocking change of events, Prelude to
Summerplay 2018 from The Changing Scene Theatre Northwest Uneven, Yet Enjoyable
The Changing Scene Theatre Northwest presents the kinds of shows one will not see anywhere else in the local theatre scene.
‘Frankenstein’ A Taut Theater Experience at Paradise Theatre
A sparse Saturday crowd and a daytime performance would be expected to take the sting out of “Frankenstein.” After all,
‘Brighton Beach Memoirs’ a Shining Neil Simon Tribute at Lakewood Playhouse
When Neil Simon passed away August 26, the American theater and screen world lost an icon. He was a prolific writer,
“Why is Everything So Complicated?”-Native Gardens Opens at Jones Playhouse
In their final production of the summer, Intiman Theatre is taking on Native Gardens, written by Karen Zacarías, and directed