Ibsen Penned ‘A Doll’s House” a Multi-Layered Hit for Tacoma Little Theatre
“Ibsen is like Quentin Tarantino. People either love them or hate them. There’s no middle ground.” That’s what Tacoma Little […]
‘Rumors’ a Romp and a Madcap Comedy for WWCA
There are times when Drama in the Hood is up for a new and exciting adventure. New shows in new
‘Last Five Years’ Powerful Drama for inD Theatre
A night of community theater is many things. It can be a classic, such as “My Fair Lady.” It can
Paradise Theatre’s ‘Anne Frank’ Chilling and Timely
The Diary of Anne Frank was a specific recounting of a specific time in world history. But it wouldn’t be
‘Forbidden Broadway’ a Delightful Farce at Lakewood Playhouse
“Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits” is a movable feast. Originally produced in 1982, the show that spoofs the Great White Way
’12th Night’ Great Fun for Changing Scene Theatre Northwest
William Shakespeare needed to eat. While his tragedies and dramas were his favorite (or, favourite, if you will) plays to
Wizard of Oz a Holiday Treat on Bainbridge Island
When L. Frank Baum wrote The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 1900 he hoped it would become a popular children’s
‘Scrooge! The Musical’ No Humbug for Tacoma Little Theatre
The holiday season is a wonderful time of year for community theater groups. The crowds are generally large and appreciative.
‘Rapunzel’ a Raucous Good Time at Centerstage
Webster’s defines “pantomime” as: “a dramatic entertainment, originating in Roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by
‘White Christmas’ a Wheelhouse Hit for Tacoma Musical Playhouse
First-year Communications majors are told one thing the first day of class. “Know your audience.” These three words are the