Impressive Opening for ROW YR BOAT
Have you ever felt like reality was a simulation and you’re waiting to wake up? If so, you’re not […]
Have you ever felt like reality was a simulation and you’re waiting to wake up? If so, you’re not […]
Last night, Peter Morgan’s award-winning Frost/Nixon opened to a standing ovation at 12th Ave Arts on Capitol Hill. Focused around
Reminding us that justice is never free, David Christie’s The Most Dangerous Woman in America opened last night on Capitol
Do you have a question about Christmas? If you’ve ever suffered from the Christmas blues, Sugar Plum Gary is here
The Smell Alone Makes it Hard to Hang on to Your Compassion.
Azerotrop’s Building the Wall, by Robert Schenkkan, which opened this weekend at 12th Ave Arts, was a profound statement not just about Trump’s immigration rhetoric but about how our institutions and greedy powerful individuals corrupt the powerless, who with very few choices at their disposal, unwillingly perpetual evil.
“I don’t think you ever get used to it…” On November 1st in the cozy side studio of 12 Ave
Written by Lucienne Aggarwal and Robert Horton While some stories fade into irrelevancy over time, great American playwright Lanford Wilson’s
For their last Mid-week show of their 30th Season, Annex Theatre, presented Deers by Marcus Gorman, an entertaining spoof of the long running TV Sit-com Cheers. In four episodes spread over 11 years, they “aired” the pilot from Season 1, jumped to Season 5 in the next scene, and showed scenes from Season 8 and 11 after the intermission. However, instead of humans inhabiting a bar, there was a tight-knit group of friends, all of whom were animals, from different species, having various kinds of healthy and unhealthy social bar-like interaction.
A night of up-and-coming drag royalty strutting onto the Seattle drag scene. “Fresh,” a non-competitive drag show hosted and curated
Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Coriolanus takes place during a time of political transition for Rome. As with any political transition,