Requiem for the End of a Beloved Community Theatre
Did the night seem a little diminished last evening? The expanse of the sky a bit dimmer? The darkness a […]
‘The Crucible’ Hauntingly Timely for WWCA
“The Crucible” is a based-on-true-events play written almost 70 years ago about happenings that took place nearly 330 years ago.
‘A Chorus Line’ a Classic for Tacoma Little Theatre
For a show that hasn’t appeared on a South Sound stage in quite some time, “A Chorus Line” is a
‘Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits’ a Hoot for Paradise Theatre
Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits is almost 40 years old, having first been performed in 1982. (Can you believe it, kids?
“The Wolves” a Shot on Goal for Lakewood Playhouse
Lakewood Playhouse and edgy theater are two expressions of the South Sound stage scene that belong together. Just in the
Dearly Departed’s Skewed (and accurate) Look at Grief for BCT
The dictionary says dark comedy is “a play, movie, etc., having elements of comedy and tragedy, often involving gloomy or
Centerstage’s ‘Let There Be Love” a Deft and Clever Work
It seems longer than a year ago that Centerstage Theatre was on shaky financial ground. They were beset by the
‘Shattering’ Taut and Timely at Tacoma Little Theatre
“Social psychology” is defined as the study of human interaction. How we respond to each other and how we react
‘Heathers: The Musical’ a DARK Comedy for Lakewood Playhouse
The 1989 film thriller “Heathers” had two lives in one. First, it was a relatively successful release from New World
‘Barefoot in the Park’ a Classic New Year Show for Paradise
“Barefoot in the Park” is a Broadway stage hit by Neil Simon that many people don’t realize is a play