Sheathed attacks guilt and conflict at Theatre off Jackson
Playwright Maggie Lee and Director Amy Poisson teamed up for their fifth collaboration on Friday for the premiere of Macha […]
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“Night Music” a Relational Farce at Tacoma Little Theatre
When Stephen Sondheim (from the book by Hugh Wheeler) opened “A Little Night Music” on Broadway in 1973, it was
‘Earnest’ Fun with Wilde at Western Washington Center for the Arts
Oscar Wilde was a bit of a brat. The history books say as much, and much of his writings tell
Romeo and Juliet Comes to Life at the ACT Mainstage
The ACT Theater has brought Romeo and Juliet to invigorating life in a deaf-accessible interpretation. The play, directed by John Langs, is
‘Charlotte’s Web’ a Rollicking Delight for Paradise Theatre
We all remember “Charlotte’s Web” in a different way. Some of us remember the book read to us as we
‘Agnes of God’ Wholly Holy for Dukesbay Productions
When you say, “Agnes of God” most people will remember the 1985 movie, starring Jane Fonda and Anne Bancroft, with
Everything is evolving and revolving at the Seattle Opera
The world of consumable media is rife with stories of the man, the myth the legend that is Steve Jobs.
The Woman in Black: Phan-tastic
More than thirty years ago in a small theatre in Scarborough, England, an artistic director by the name of Robin
‘Angels in America’ a Sprawling and Important Epic at Lakewood Playhouse
Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America” was never supposed to be a comprehensive work on the worldwide AIDS crisis. Instead, it
All’s Fair in Love and War in Aida at Seattle Musical Theatre
All are tales of human failing All are tales of love at heart This couplet from the opening song “Every