“Is Santa Claus a God”

Every year for the past seven years, self-proclaimed Santanist, comic Emmett Montgomery dons his holiday attire, red flannel feet pajamas, the persona of Sugar Plum Gary and engages in a hilarious conversation with the audience about Christmas.

A Sequel to Pride and Prejudice. It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen addicts question whether Wickam and Lydia Bennett lived unexceptionally ever after, primarily because he was not in possession of a good fortune and was never in want of an impecunious wife like Lydia; however much the celebrated authoress tried to […]

Sound Theatre Company has just announced that their co-production of Cloud Tectonics, “a beautiful story about love and time featuring stunning artistry from our actors, designers, and director, is thrilled to announce that Cloud Tectonics is available for on-demand streaming December 9-18!”

Tickets are available at: https://soundtheatrecompany.stellartickets.com/events/cloud-tectonics/occurrences/e90f9ed6-663c-45eb-a338-2671dc119588

Here is the review printed in DITH:

Fa la la la la, ha ha ha ha: A Holiday Musical Extravaganza! Come Sing along with Unexpected Production Saturday at 5:30. Unexpected Productions’ ensemble members, Sarah Hanchar and Christine Riippi join together to celebrate everyone’s favorite part of the holiday season, the feel-good made-for-TV movie musical! This holiday treat begins with a festive sing-along […]

“Is Santa Claus a God”

Every year for the past seven years, self-proclaimed Santanist, comic Emmett Montgomery dons his holiday attire, red flannel feet pajamas, the persona of Sugar Plum Gary and engages in a hilarious conversation with the audience about Christmas.

Larry Holm at 18th and Union-One night only

In keeping with 18th and Union’s tradition of hosting storytelling, it gives me great pleasure to announce Larry Holm who will perform for one night only, Sat. Dec. 3rd. Storyteller Larry Hohm tells stories with an edge—compelling works of fiction written by accomplished authors. These are not readings; Larry tells the stories from memory without notes. Listen to stories come alive from a master storyteller!

Donut Shops & Roadside Cafes: Paintings by Sam Vance

After brushing slushy snow off my car and driving in the rain to Taproot Theatre in North Seattle, I was ushered into a beautiful lobby, with a fireplace, where Seattle artist Sam Vance’s acrylic paintings of iconic American signage, from a bygone era in bright vibrant colors, contrasted nicely with the gloom and grey of the Seattle sky. While enjoying the visual feast, I thought I had died and gone to heaven, because it reminded me of my childhood in the 1950’s and 60’s.

A Sequel to Pride and Prejudice.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen addicts question whether Wickam and Lydia Bennett lived unexceptionally ever after, primarily because he was not in possession of a good fortune and was never in want of an impecunious wife like Lydia; however much the celebrated authoress tried to fix in our minds their benign future in the dénouement of Pride and Prejudice.

If you want to know the real truth of how Mr. Darcy again saves the Bennett family and particularly Lydia, from the perfidious George Wickam, immediately buy tickets to Taproot’s esteemed production of The Wickams: Christmas at Pemberly. As a certifiable Austen addict, I can vouch that, not only will you not be disappointed, but you will find the play every bit as witty and enjoyable at any of her novels.

Comedians Pearl Lam & Woody Shticks can’t stop high-fiving each other in this delirious double bill of new queer comedy. In a world of winners and losers, Pearl and Woody are just happy to be here and hosting the talent show of your fever dreams. Stand-up, solo theatre, and slapstick combine for a night you […]

Not of this World!!!!

I must confess-although I do not have a Father confessor at the moment-that I was not exactly enthusiastic about being the only reviewer available to review Reboot’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar at Theatre off Jackson last night….but like a Biblical revelation it ended up being the most interesting musical production I have ever seen, in spite of all the Broadway and West End productions I have seen. And frankly because of the intimacy of the space, the most enjoyable.