Author name: Sarah Woolfe

Mr. Scrooge: Bring on the Funk and Hip Hop!!! ArtsWest has become the first theatre outside of Chicago to produce […]

Director Desdemona Chiang and her dream team of designers, directors, and a company of triple threat performers have created a

MAP theatre, which produces one show a year, chose to take on Brian Dang’s 90-minute comic horror, a white haunting.

The Alice stories by Lewis Carroll reign supreme in the minds behind Nordo’s creations this season—Curiouser and Curiouser Parts I

Enchanting storyteller/writers Scot Augustson, Bret Fetzer and Kelleen Conway Blanchard have brought their love/hate relationships with their felines together with

There are many tales that rely on a core story of three sisters. As a girl, I can remember my

A goofy and sped-through version of Shakespeare’s comedy As You Like It (AYLI) is on stage at Seattle Shakespeare. Director

The extraordinary collaboration of Miles Davis and John Coltrane yielded treasures of 20^th century jazz. Their mastery left us tapestries of music storytelling, requiring close, imaginative listening. The works of Wm. Shakespeare, not quite four centuries prior, also need this kind of thoughtful listening. The structure of the language, seemingly odd and impenetrable at first, needs patience, and for the listener to “lean in” to the worlds the words evoke. The Great Works of Miles/’Trane and the Works of Shakespeare–in the mouths of strong players–will reward the audience who is willing to be an active listener.