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Summerplay 2019 Offers Offbeat Theatre from Changing Scene Northwest

Kim Hastings / September 8, 2019

It is hard to believe that this is the 30-year anniversary of Summerplay. The sometimes complex, oftentimes perplexing, usually offbeat, […]

“Mamma Mia” was born many years ago in the work of the Swedish pop group “Abba.” It took shape as

“The way it ought to be.” It’s an expression used for everything from baseball without the abominable Designated Hitter, to

Every few years the appetite of community theater decision-makers and the arcane world of copyright and availability combine to bring

I’m not going to say that theater-lovers are more knowledgable about history than non-theater lovers. That would be a conceit

Iconic Tacoma Little Theatre is at the end of its 100th season of shows. Every show this season is one

When a stage play and a movie exist for the same material, most people assume the play came first. Such

“Bye Bye Birdie” began as a Tony-Award winning play during the 1960-61 Broadway season. While Broadway-goers may remember that one,

The Changing Scene Theatre Northwest is one of the hidden perks of this job. An itinerant theater company from its

“Mamma Mia” was born many years ago in the work of the Swedish pop group “Abba.” It took shape as