The Winter’s Tale, Wooden O Productions
“THRUST A CORK INTO A HOG’S HEAD” THIS WINTER’S TALE IS DONE Nothing helps Shakespeare go over for an outdoor […]
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Macbeth, Last Leaf Productions
MY KINGDOM FOR A FOLDING TABLE Is it an unwritten rule that all outdoor amphitheaters must be located directly
Romeo and Juliet, Intiman Theatre
HIGH HIGHS AND LOW LOWS IN UNEVEN R&J The most prescient question when approaching any staging of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and
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Julius Caesar
Disappointing Shakespeare in the Park
As part of the Seattle Outdoor Theatre Festival, Last Leaf’s production of Julius Caesar opened on the Museum Lawn of Volunteer Park, on Saturday July 14th ( the anniversary of another overthrow of tyranny) at 5 pm The show epitomized all the drawbacks of Shakespeare in the Park
Taming of the Shrew
Shakespeare’s War of the Sexes
Greenstage Theatre Company opened its 24th season of outdoor Shakespeare with The Taming of the Shrew, one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays, in the amphitheatre inSewardPark.
Henry VIII
Henry VIII
Greenstage’s production of Henry VIII, directed expertly by Theresa Thurman, is perhaps the best Shakespeare show I have ever seen; although the play itself is deeply flawed.
Chaps
Chaps! Delivers Well-Executed Nostalgia
Taproot Theatre Company’s musical Chaps! is a great choice for anyone looking to be transported back to 1940’s-era musical variety entertainment. Billed by director Karen Lund as Monty-Python-meets-Roy-Rogers, this mash-up of early British comedy and early cowboy music does not disappoint.
Hedda Gabler, Intiman Theatre
Hedda Gabler – Intiman Theatre HIGH-FASHION HEDDA The flagship of the Intiman Theatre’s summer theatre festival is new Artistic Director
Dirty Story, Intiman Theatre
Dirty Story – Intiman Theatre LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD You know you are in for a particularly interesting evening in