The Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents Pirates of Penzance
A classic operatic comedy, The Pirates of Penzance is the latest production from the Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Immediately […]
Feminine Perseverance and Family: Arts West’s “ALMA”
Debuting at Arts West this past week, Alma is a thought-provoking exploration of cultural identity, citizenship and economic hardship. In
Twelfth Night’s 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Provides Consonant Laughs
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is one of those special musicals that is entirely unique with each viewing
Seattle Rep’s “Ghosts” Translates Ibsen for A Post-Pandemic Audience
With the return of theatre after the pandemic, there has been a shift in the types of shows being brought onstage. Recent productions have been keen to examine the relationship between societal expectations and mental health. It is no surprise then, that Seattle Rep’s new translation of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts cathartically addresses these themes.
Mysticism, Memories and Music: We’ve Battled Monsters Before at ArtsWest Playhouse
We’ve Battled Monsters Before is a masterful exploration of Filipino identity, spiritualism and folklore. A musical in-production directed by Mathew Wright, We’ve Battled Monsters Before follows siblings Diego (Justin Huertas) and Adarna (Rheanna Atendido) throughout several significant moments of their relationship and lives.
Wooden O’s The Comedy of Errors
With this year’s Shakespeare in the Park productions in full swing, there is a sense of playfulness and dynamism throughout
Woodinville Reparatory Theatre’s Chapter Two
News from Woodinville Rep: Update Performances of Chapter Two cancelled If you have bought tickets for those last two weekends,
Don’t Doublethink Seeing Radial Theater Project’s 1984!
George Orwell’s 1984 is an icon of political and popular culture. The book which explores a rebel’s journey within a
Undergraduate Theatre Society’s “Vietgone” Provides Laughs and Heartaches at the University of Washington!
America’s involvement in the Vietnam War is widely regarded as a mistake. A war that lasted nineteen years and led
Strawberry Theatre Workshop’s Our Country’s Good
Our Country’s Good is a show which explores the ways in which theatre brings hope and meaning to those in