Bring Your Kids to See “The Icelandic Illumination Rangers”
The Icelandic Illumination Rangers is a fun adventure story about the Aurora Borealis for kids. Ali El-Gasser and Jonah Von […]
“Black Like Us” World Premier Hits Home
Using inside jokes only Seattleites would know, favorite Seattle foods, and a knockout cast, local playwright
38th Anniversary of “A Christmas Carol” adaptation by Gregory A. Falls
Not surprisingly, an ACT mid-season showing of its 38th annual Dickens Christmas Carol, still filled the house. The traditional favorite
“Miracle on 34th Street” Opens in West Seattle
Twelfth Night Productions opened the modern American classic “Miracle on 34th Street” based on the story by Valentine Davies last
“A Child’s Christmas in Wales” & “The Long Christmas Dinner”
Stone Soup Theatre’s dual production of Thornton Wilder’s “The Long Christmas Dinner” and theatrical adaptation of Dylan Thomas’ poem “A
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Floyd Collins, Well Done, Opens Over the Weekend
Named for the small-town cave-explorer who was fatally trapped in the cavern he wanted to excavate and publicize and one
West Coast Premier of “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo” Hot, Tense, and Poignant
After being shot by a soldier wielding the gold-plated gun of Uday Hussein, a tiger talks about the meaning of
Precious Little a Little Short
Precious little is a play on perception. A handful of women fall victim to each other’s analytical gaze in an
Backyard Bard’s “Twelfth Night” Short and Sweet
With the cobbled square of Occidental Park as their backdrop, the performers of Backyard Bard relayed the story of Viola
“Rapture, Blister, Burn”: A Short Course on Feminism
Pulitzer Prize-nominated “Rapture, Blister, Burn” is a witty exploration of the roots, inner conflicts, and challenging questions of modern feminism