Sheathed attacks guilt and conflict at Theatre off Jackson
Playwright Maggie Lee and Director Amy Poisson teamed up for their fifth collaboration on Friday for the premiere of Macha […]
The Woman in Black: Phan-tastic
More than thirty years ago in a small theatre in Scarborough, England, an artistic director by the name of Robin
140 LBS A Powerful, One-Woman Show
A standing ovation is a social phenomena one often feels obligated to join, but in the case of 140 LBS at
“Do Something” Uncle Vanya opens at Falls Theater
The Seagull Project, in collaboration with ACTlab, had their fourth opening night this weekend at Falls Theatre. Uncle Vanya is
Bohemia: Visually Stunning, but lacks substance
Mark Siano and Opal Peachy’s latest collaboration, Bohemia, is a viridescent cabaret about music, dance, absinthe and sex that took
Nothing Dull About In the Grey City
Some places talk about the weather, but here in our own corner of the Pacific Northwest Seattlelites have a different
Miss Bennet- A Roaring Success
Miss Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy may have gotten their happily ever after some two hundred years ago, but
Arms and the Man is Swissly Delightful
Seattle Shakespeare’s second production of the year, Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the Man, is a charming success. The production is
Legally Blonde the Musical
We are all familiar with the fact that sometimes, things just don’t go as planned. Seventeen years after the film
All Her Earthly Tales
All Her Earthly Days (And Other American Tales), written and performed by Bret Fetzer filled 18th and Union’s small stage