Miquelle Radich, Author at Drama In The Hood

The Siblings Grimm: Not so Grim Fairytales

Imagine that Rapunzel rescued herself from the constricting tower she was confined to, that Cinderella took hold of her own […]

The Seattle theater community is severely lacking in Spanish works, which is why I was so eager to attend Bernie’s

The West of Lenin Theatre lends intimacy to a play that is already quite up close and personal. Written by

There must be something for everyone at the Seattle Fringe Festival, which is dedicated to presenting 22 different independent and

Miquelle Radich / September 27, 2015

Entering Taproot Theatre Company on the opening night of Dracula may well be compared to descending into the count’s crypt:

CALLING ALL JANEITES: Your favorite romantic comedy comes to Book-It Repertory Theatre. For us Jane Austen fanatics, the holiday season

There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space

Fifty years after its 1964 debut on Broadway, Fiddler on the Roof continues to be an audience favorite (book by

1504 Spain has never looked like this before. In its last-ever production at its 19th Avenue home, Washington Ensemble Theatre

The opening of Tom Stoppard’s 1993 masterpiece, Arcadia, at the Bathhouse on Green Lake signaled the end of Seattle Public