In Washington Ensemble Theatre’s Blood/Sucker, there’s something lurking in the shadows of the public high school, something that wants to suck the life out of all who roam the halls, teachers and students alike.
The MAP Theatre gang is back, Dear Readers, and as usual they’re not ones to shy away from the bizarre with their latest offering, “Blood Countess” by Kelleen Conway Blanchard.
Radial Theater Project will present a free reading of My Body No Choice, a collection of eight new monologues by eight great American playwrights.
Three sisters in an East Texas town have a dark family secret.
Seattle's critics' circle announces Nominees of Excellence in Seattle theatrical productions.
A wheeler-dealer charlatan has taken control of the country… and everybody underestimated him.
A wheeler-dealer charlatan has taken control of the country… and everybody underestimated him.
A wheeler-dealer charlatan has taken control of the country… and everybody underestimated him.
On the surface Olivia Dufault's "Year of the Rooster" doesn't seem like a fun night out filled with laughs.
Year of the Rooster is a dark and funny play about the underground culture of cock-fighting, and about the consuming drive to be a winner; a comedic attack on rural poverty, animal cruelty and toxic masculinity in America.
The winners of the 2017 Gypsy Rose Lee Awards are announced by the Seattle critics circle, Seattle Theater Writers!
Seattle's critics announce the Nominees of Excellence in Seattle theatrical productions.
Dear Readers, it's been quite a year and, hopefully, we've come through it unscathed.
I always hated mowing the lawn as a kid but it was one of the chores with which I was saddled.
Here in Seattle we are blessed to have an abundance of bad ass female theater professionals some you might even go so far as to call local theater royalty.
From chaos springs opportunity.
It's been a crazy year, Dear Readers.
Dear Readers, there's not much I can tell you about Nassim Soleimanpour's searing play, 'White Rabbit Red Rabbit' currently having it's Northwest Premiere at 18th and Union from Radial Theater Project.
MAP Theatre may not be one of the most prolific companies out in Seattle.
