King Charles III – Days of Future Passed
Seattle Repertory Theater’s production of “King Charles III,” by award-winning playwright Mike Bartlett, places this modern history play within an […]
Sweeney Todd – Don’t Take the Kids!
A sooty, brick set opens and closes like a set of razors, transforming spaces; a scaffold serves as love-nest, confessional,
“Belleville”, by the MAP
How many ways can people lie to each other and to themselves? Amy Herzog’s rich, somewhat troubled script explores the
Holiday of Errors
In these dark times, a comedy riff on Shakespeare and Dickens seemed like just the thing to raise my spirits.
An illuminating “Festen”
New Century Theater Company’s “Festen,” at 12th Avenue Arts, illuminates the inner workings of a family living in denial. Bright
“Bad Men” is damn good
In Vincent Delaney’s captivating and uplifting new play at MAP Theater, real life stories of German prisoners of war held
“Dirty” is as dirty does
America is a dirty slut. There, I said it. Wait – I didn’t mean – you thought? No, no: not
“Threesome” – The Art of Omission
ACT’s just-opened “Threesome,” by Seattle writer Yussef El Guindi, daringly explores volatile territory at the intersection of sex, politics, and
A Subversive and Succulent “Feast”
“In a dining room, not so far from where we are sitting now…” is the setting for MAP Theatre’s
“Little Bee” has a sting
Book-it Repertory Theatre’s production of Chris Cleave’s 2008 novel draws a compelling narrative from key scenes and details of the