BWW Review: Seattle Shakes' THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR Bribes Us with Delicious Cartoon Farce
There's a certain hilarious show leaving Seattle and leaving a void in the comedy that we all desperately need in these tumultuous times.
There's a certain hilarious show leaving Seattle and leaving a void in the comedy that we all desperately need in these tumultuous times.
When small town officials mistake an inventive clerk for an undercover inspector sent to root out corruption, the whole village flies into a tailspin.
When today's headlines about Russia involve potential political meddling, corruption, and cover-up, it's nice to know that some things don't change and that you can laugh about them.
First and foremost, this is not a typo.
This fall Washington Ensemble Theatre will stage Teh Internet Is Serious Business, the first of three plays in the company's 2017/18 season that will put toxic masculinity under a microscope.
I do love it, Dear Readers, when a show manages to thrill without the aid of elaborate sets or gimmicks.
I remember my first exposure to Robert Louis Stevenson's classic, "Treasure Island".
Book-It Repertory Theatre continues its 27th season with the gripping classic Treasure Island.
I've never been a fan of performance art as it tends to lose its message amidst the blur of being odd.
It's been 200 years since Jane Austen's incorrigible matchmaker "Emma" first came on the scene in print and since has spawned film versions, adaptations and has never been out of print since its release.
It's one of Shakespeare's more raucous comedies so in order to do it right it's best to just let it happen and not get in its way too much.
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, a fast and funny farce filled with mixed up mayhem, leads off Seattle Shakespeare Company's 25th Anniversary Season.
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, a fast and funny farce filled with mixed up mayhem, leads off Seattle Shakespeare Company's 25th Anniversary Season.