NCTC to Present Aaron Posner's MY NAME IS ASHER LEV
New Century Theatre Company (NCTC) will open its 2016 season at 12th Avenue Arts with NY NAME IS ASHER LEV, running April 20-May 21.
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BWW Review: Theatrical CRIMES OF THE HEART-less at Village Theatre
In Beth Henley's play "Crimes of the Heart", currently playing at Village Theatre, the character of Meg says, "To talk about our lives.
The Fifth Annual Gypsy Rose Lee Awards Winners Are Announced - COME FROM AWAY, LIZARD BOY and More!
Broadway-bound new musical, Come From Away, presented by Seattle Repertory Theatre, wins four Gypsys, tying with another new musical, Lizard Boy, also produced by Seattle Repertory Theatreand also with four Gypsys, a company that has been known for years as a powerhouse dramatic straight-play
Nominees for Seattle's 5th Annual 2015 Gypsy Rose Lee Awards Are Announced!
Seattle Theater Writers critics' circle is pleased to present the nomination slate of the fifth annual Gypsy Rose Lee Awards, theater awards devoted to recognizing excellence across the economic spectrum of professional Seattle theaters in the prior calendar year.
Regional Roundup: Top 10 Stories This Week Around the Broadway World - 11/6; IF/THEN Tour; DISGRACED in Connecticut, SWEENEY in South Africa and More!
This week, we go around our Broadway World to feature stories in Connecticut, Omaha, South Africa, and more.
BWW Review: Gripping Family Drama in New Century's FESTEN
New Century Theatre Company, hot off their Gregory Award win for Theatre of the Year, has once again shown why they're one of the best in town with their truly affecting production of "Festen".
NCTC's FESTEN at 12th Ave Arts
New Century Theatre Company (NCTC) closes out its first season at 12th Avenue Arts with a powerhouse family drama adapted by David Eldridge from the Danish film The Celebration.
BWW Reviews: Self Centered Hollywood in Theater Schmeater's FOUR DOGS AND A BONE
There may not be a ton of plot going on with Theater Schmeater's current production of "Four Dogs and a Bone".
Mirror Stage Continues 'Feed Your Mind' Season with PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE This Weekend
Mirror Stage's 10th Feed Your Mind season continues with Principal Principle by Joe Zarrow this weekend, February 7 & 8, 2015 at the Ethnic Cultural Theatre in Seattle's University District.
Mirror Stage to Continue 'Feed Your Mind' Season with PRINCIPAL PRINCIPLE, 2/7-8
Mirror Stage's 10th Feed Your Mind season continues with Principal Principle by Joe Zarrow on February 7 & 8, 2015 at the Ethnic Cultural Theatre in Seattle's University District.
2014 Gypsy Rose Lee Award Winners Announced!
Joshua Carter, currently working the national musical tour of Once, wins Performance in a Musical as a Lead Actor (Male) for his work in Little Shop of Horrors, along with his co-lead, Jessica Skerritt.
Eric Ankrim, Josh Rhodes & More Nominated for 2014 Gypsy Rose Lee Awards
Seattle Theater Writers critics' circle just announced the nomination slate of the fourth annual Gypsy Rose Lee Awards,theater awards devoted to recognizing excellence across the economic spectrum of professional Seattle theaters in the prior calendar year.
BWW Reviews: Strawshop's BLACK COMEDY Brings Comedy Into the Light
When physical comedy is done well it can be a beautiful thing.
BWW Reviews: NCTC's TAILS OF WASPS Explores the 'What' of Scandal But Lacks the 'Why'
A world premiere play from one of Seattle's best, Stephanie Timm, directed by one of Seattle's best, Darragh Kennan and from one of Seattle's best theatre groups, New Century Theatre Company.
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes RICHARD II Lacks Highs and Lows
I've never particularly been a fan of Shakespeare's histories.
Seattle Shakespeare Kicks Off New Year with RICHARD II, Now thru 2/2
With recent airings on PBS via the BBC's 'Hollow Crown' series and a screening of the RSC production with David Tenant, the Puget Sound region has seen a mini-renaissance of Shakespeare's Richard II.
Seattle Shakespeare to Kick Off New Year with RICHARD II, 1/8-2/2
With recent airings on PBS via the BBC's "Hollow Crown" series and a screening of the RSC production with David Tenant, the Puget Sound region has seen a mini-renaissance of Shakespeare's Richard II.
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Combines Humor and Jazz
OK, so I've seen it several times.
Photo Flash: Seattle Shakespeare Company's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Opening Tonight
Seattle Shakespeare Company's Much Ado About Nothing takes on the flavor of the Riviera in 1953 in Artistic Director George Mount's season opening.
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