2023

Past

Seattle Opera’s Alcina: Narcissistic Fantasies Undone- Too late to see it but an interesting production

/

Seattle Opera recently presented George Frederick Handel’s opera Alcina (the final performance was October 28), directed by Tim Albery. This was the company’s first staging of Alcina, although Seattle Opera has staged other Handel operas including Xerxes, Semele, and Giulio Cesare. Scenic and Costume Designer Hannah Clark placed the action in an unidentifiable time and place; characters wear contemporary dress and lounge on modern furniture, but accessorize with magic staffs, swords, and bits of Renaissance-era armor.

Past

The Return- A Play About Palestine-Selling out-two performances added.

/

Dunya Production’s The Return on Thursday, October 26 started with a message from Edward Mast, one of the writers of The Return. He asked for a short moment of silence for the lives lost during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He says that he got questions about whether he was going to cancel the run of The Return. He admits he thought about canceling the show, but didn’t, because there is always a war going on, and it is always important to be conscious about the state of the world.

Past

Andelana: A Tacoma Tale to Remember

/

I had the opportunity to see Andelana at Dukesbay Theater this Sunday. One faithful night in 1899, a 4-masted barque called The Andelana sank to the bottom of Commencement Bay, where it remains to this very day. There were no survivors save for one crewman who sought medical treatment for his tooth. Since that day, rumors have circulated around that ship, creating talks of ghosts and a curse. Tacoma playwright Roger Iverson brings to life the story of the Andelana on the stage of the Dukesbay Theater. This production was performed for the first time ever in Tacoma on October 27th at the Dukesbay Theater.

Past

Fracture-Mathlets get facturing!

/

A Fracture is about to Break out in Central Seattle.

Math is breaking, leaving horror and chaos in its wake. This terrifying experience is part haunted trail, part live theatre, part escape room and entirely SCARY!
Join Matheatre for FRACTURE, a haunted path of Pythagorean horror, opening this weekend! This terrifying experience is part haunted trail, part live theatre, part escape room and entirely SCARY!If you’re brave enough, tour the zone where the ancient Cult of Pythagoras has broken mathematics as we know it, and if you can…get out alive.

Past

Misery- A Misery Worth Laughing At

/

Tacoma Little Theatre’s production of Misery is based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. Misery is about a famous romance novel writer who is taken hostage by his number one fan after he crashes his car in a snow storm. His legs are immobile and he relies on her to give him pain medication, food, and water. However, when she finds out that he has killed off her favorite character in his book series, she forces him to rewrite it at any cost. 

Past

Horror Stories at 18th and Union

/

Spooky Stories ‘Round the Bonfire

Time loops. Total nothingness. Falling in love… with the voice inside your head. Spooky Stories ‘Round the Bonfire is our newest Bonfire production, featuring three spooky short plays by local teens. The plays will perform October 23 at 7:30pm at 18th and Union.

pay-what-you-choose for all ages (starts at $15 online, $0 at the door)

Past

Passengers-A unique experience at Seattle Rep

/

Acrobatics at the Rep

If you’ve always been enchanted by the concept of sonder: the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own, you will be amazed and affected by Seattle Rep’s Passengers. As the title suggests, Passengers is about the complex inner lives of passengers. Passengers is performed by The 7 Fingers, an acrobatic and theater arts collective based in Montréal. The script is comedic and thoughtful. The acrobatics are astounding. If you enjoy thought experiments, people-watching, circuses, and/or electro swing jazz (music by Colin Gagné), you would enjoy Passengers.

Past

Art in the Lobby-Black Cowboys as in Last Drive to Dodge-Taproot Theatre

/


The Photography of Ivan McClellan.-Black Cowboy Culture

In conjunction with Taproot’s World Premiere of Last Drive to Dodge whose main character is a post-Civil War Black man working as a cow-hand on ranch in Texas, the subject matter of the Art Exhibition in the lobby Eight Seconds: the Photogarphy of Ivan McClellan is about modern day Black cowboys on the Black Rodeo circuit.

Past

Laughing it up with the MOTÖRMOUTH Comedy Power Hour

/

Gas-Up your Giggles, and Rev-up that roaring laughter for the MOTÖRMOUTH COMEDY POWER-HOUR!! Where comedians run their mouths, the house is rocked, and the laughter rolls! The funniest, gut-bustin’-est, wildest comics in and out of Seattle, dial their jokes up to eleven, just to make YOU laugh!!

Past

Storytelling with Larry Hohm – Haunting Tales

/

Master storyteller Larry Hohm returns to 18th & Union to deliver an evening of spooky tales. He makes stories come alive, telling them from memory without notes. The evening will include stories by Shirley Jackson, Richard Matheson, Ray Bradbury, Fredric Brown, and Colin Nissan.

Scroll to Top