BWW Review: HOTTER THAN EGYPT at ACT
Seattle has been honored with a number of new works from Seattle based author and ACT Core Company member Yussef El Guindi.
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BWW Review: DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST at The 5th Avenue Theatre
There are two words that explain why “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” worked so well as the stunning animated film it is and why it was able to be transferred so well to the stage, Howard Ashman.
BWW Review: MALA at Seattle Public Theater
A one-woman show is not easy.
BWW Review: MONSTERS OF THE AMERICAN CINEMA at ArtsWest
For a play to be a truly satisfying journey we need compelling characters, conflict between those characters and some kind of resolution to the conflict where the characters grow or are richer for the experience.
BWW Review: ANASTASIA at The Paramount Theatre
Dear Readers, some of you may remember the 1997 animated rendition of “Anastasia” that the current musical production at the Paramount is based on … loosely.
BWW Review: OOH LA LA! at The Can Can
In life, Dear Readers, there are, if you’re lucky, moments of excitement and unbridled fun.
BWW Review: FANNIE: THE MUSIC AND LIFE OF FANNIE LOU HAMER at Seattle Rep
Dear Readers, before I talk about the current Seattle Rep production of Cheryl L.
BWW Review: SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD at Village Theatre
If you’re familiar with Jason Robert Brown’s song cycle, “Songs for a New World” then you know it needs a few crucial elements to be a success.
BWW Feature: Top 10 Seattle Productions to Look Forward to in 2022
It’s happening Dear Readers, it’s really happening! Theaters are starting to open back up.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at ACT
Dear Readers, let’s set the way-back machine to 1976, when a fledgling theater, ACT, put up their inaugural production of “A Christmas Carol”.
BWW Review: WONDERLAND at The Can Can
Seattle’s Can Can brings back it’s holiday festival of magic and pasties with their dazzling “Wonderland”.
BWW Review: A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS at Seattle Public Theater
Everyone has their holiday traditions, Dear Readers.
BWW Review: WE'VE BATTLED MONSTERS BEFORE at ArtsWest
In Seattle we are blessed with an abundance of theatrical riches and none more welcome and prolific as composer and storyteller Justin Huertas.
BWW Review: CHRISTMASTOWN: A HOLIDAY NOIR at Seattle Public Theater
With the return of theater, we now see the return of the holiday favorites.
BWW Review: MEAN GIRLS at The Paramount Theatre
Back in 2004, Tina Fey brought us the movie “Mean Girls”, a cute little teen comedy that could have been just another blip in a bevy of teen comedies were it not for the stellar writing of Ms.
BWW Review: MASQUERADE at Can Can
Can Can keeps bringing the goods in show after show and their current show, “Masquerade” is no exception.
BWW Review: WHAT WE WERE at Pony World Theatre
Like so many companies, Pony World Theatre was in the middle of rehearsals back in March of 2020 when everything shut down due to the pandemic.
BWW Review: ZOMBIE CHEERLEADERS RETURN at Can Can
If you’ve been to the Can Can Culinary Cabaret, Dear Readers, you know pretty much what to expect.
BWW Review: AMBER from Washington Ensemble Theatre
The 1970’s and early 80’s had a lot to set it apart but nothing more than the three D’s, Disco, Disease, and Denial.
BWW Review: MARISOL from The Williams Project
There’s a pandemic raging across the world, the streets are filled with Nazis, thugs, and the mentally unstable out for blood, and big corporations want to take away your livelihood and cast you out for not being able to pay your bills.
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