BWW Review: The Seagull Project's Dark and Moody UNCLE VANYA
OK, so putting up a dark and moody production of Anton Chekhov's 'Uncle Vanya' may sound redundant but remember, this is The Seagull Project.
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BWW 2018 Seattle Critic's Choice Awards (Jay's Picks)
Dear Readers, it has been one crazy year with some amazing theater.
BWW Review: Seattle Public's IRONBOUND Delivers Raw Power
Seattle Public Theater tends towards the darker, edgier plays.
Working Class Immigrants Choose Survival Over The American Dream In IRONBOUND
At a bus stop in a run-down New Jersey town, Darja, a Polish immigrant cleaning lady, is done talking about feelings; it's time to talk money.
BWW Review: Strawberry Theatre Workshop's Riveting FROST/NIXON a Must See
Peter Morgan's brilliant look at the dissection of one of the most powerful men in the country by one whom many considered a joke, 'Frost/Nixon', is enough of an enticement to want to see Strawberry Theatre Workshop's current production.
Photo Coverage: Public Works Seattle's ODYSSEY a Delight for All – But this is NOT a Review!
Dear Readers, it's my unfortunate job, at this moment, to tell you of a show that you'll probably never get to see.
Meet the 100-Person Cast of THE ODYSSEY at Seattle Rep
It's nearly here! An initiative and production years in the making comes to the Seattle Repertory Theatre Bagley Wright Theatre stage in just two short weeks in the form of a musical adaptation of The Odyssey, featuring an over-100-person cast.
Meet the 100-Person Cast of THE ODYSSEY at Seattle Rep
It's nearly here! An initiative and production years in the making comes to the Seattle Repertory Theatre Bagley Wright Theatre stage in just two short weeks in the form of a musical adaptation of The Odyssey, featuring an over-100-person cast.
Seattle Rep's A RAISIN IN THE SUN, 5th Avenue's 'HOW TO SUCCEED', VIOLET at ArtsWest and More Among 2016 Gypsy Rose Lee Award Nominees
Spanning 28 theater companies and 59 productions, from the largest and most prominent to small, humble and innovative, the Gypsy Rose Lee Awards honor as much professional theater as we reviewers can cram into our year.
2016 Gypsy Rose Lee Awards Winners Announced!
The 'large theater' productions of ACT Theatre's The Royale and The 5th Avenue Theatre's How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying take top honors and the 'small theater' productions of ArtsWest's Death of a Salesman and Washington Ensemble Theatre's The Things Are Against Us take top honors
Seattle Rep's A RAISIN IN THE SUN, 5th Avenue's 'HOW TO SUCCEED', VIOLET at ArtsWest and More Among 2016 Gypsy Rose Lee Award Nominees
Spanning 28 theater companies and 59 productions, from the largest and most prominent to small, humble and innovative, the Gypsy Rose Lee Awards honor as much professional theater as we reviewers can cram into our year.
BWW 2016 Seattle Critic's Choice Awards (Jay's Picks)
It's been a crazy year, Dear Readers.
BWW Review: Seattle Shake's MEDEA – A Shining Performance Disrupted by Gimmicks
Euripides' tragic title character in 'Medea' is one of those parts that actresses give their eye teeth (or even sacrifice their children) to play.
Seattle Shakespeare Co. Presents A Searing Tragedy of Love - MEDEA
When your love story is built on danger, it can only end badly.
Seattle Shakespeare Co. Presents A Searing Tragedy of Love - MEDEA
When your love story is built on danger, it can only end badly.
Second Season of Acclaimed Web Series CAPITOL HILL Heads to TV
From Wes Hurley — The Advocate Magazine's Person to Watch — comes the second season of the acclaimed CAPITOL HILL.
BWW Review: Book-It's Beautifully Touching THE BROTHERS K, PART TWO is a Must See
Dear Readers, if you read my review for Part One of "The Brothers K", still playing at Book-It Repertory Theatre then you'll know the difficulties I had watching it what with all the onion cutting going on in the theater.
BWW Review: Family, Religion and Baseball in Book-It's THE BROTHERS K, PART ONE
I would say that I loved every second of Book-It Repertory Theatre's current adaptation of David James Duncan's 'The Brothers K, Part One: Strike Zones' if it weren't for all the damned onions someone was cutting in the theater.
BWW Review: Sweet, Romantic and Tragic CONSTELLATIONS at the Seattle Rep
Who hasn't wanted a 'do-over' when on a date? Maybe you say the wrong thing, maybe you run into your ex or maybe you trip the waiter, which causes him to knock over a flaming dessert that burns the restaurant to the ground.
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