William Shakespeare (Abridged) a Raucous Hit at Centerstage Theatre
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Wooden O’s Merry Wives of Windsor Make For Breezy Summer Fun
Shakespeare’s bawdy Merry Wives of Windsor has been revitalized by Wooden O in their ambitious adaptation of the classic comedy.
Last Leaf Productions’ Twelfth Night is Charming, Muddled
A tip for those who attend Last Leaf’s Twelfth Night: sit close to the stage. Taking up the amphitheater at
Freehold Theatre’s The Winter’s Tale is Briefly Brilliant and Woefully Short
Three scenes and 60 minutes later, Freehold Theatre’s take on select scenes from The Winter’s Tale, directed by Robin Lynn
GreenStage Opens its 30th Season with the Excellent King Henry IV Part I
GreenStage, one of the longest running Shakespeare companies in Seattle, opened its summer season with a robust, straightforward adaptation of
Wooden O Brings King Lear Roaring to Life
25 years on, Wooden O proves its reputation as one of the best Seattle Shakespeare companies with its King Lear,
The Energetic Young Shakespeare Workshop’s Twelfth Night Delights
With no set, young actors, and seldom few props, the Young Shakespeare Company, led by director Darren Leigh, has delivered
‘Macbeth’ an Actor’s Showcase at Tacoma Little Theatre
Tacoma Little Theatre’s 99th season of shows has been one of its best in recent memory, as the comedies have been
A Midsummer Night’s Dream-Bilingual ASL -Spoken English
Visual Onomatopoeia
The opening of the Bilingual ASL-spoken English production of A Midummer Night’s Dream made theatrical history last Saturday at 12th Ave Arts. In my humble opinion, this co-production of Sound Theater Company and Deaf Spotlight will be seen by future theater historians as the beginning of a major theatrical innovation.
Two Gentlemen of Verona behaving Ungentlemanly
Bros before Hos
Although Shakespeare wrote some of the best poetry in the Western cannon, a few of his plays, are better left unperformed. Love’s Labor’s Lost is one, Henry VIII is another, (although I saw a stunning production by Therese Thurman one summer) and a third is Two Gentleman of Verona, currently being performed at the Slate Theatre.