BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes RICHARD II Lacks Highs and Lows
I've never particularly been a fan of Shakespeare's histories.
I've never particularly been a fan of Shakespeare's histories.
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.
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.
OK, so I've seen it several times.
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.
A Contemporary Theatre (ACT) have announced their mainstage season productions are now on sale to the general public for individual ticket purchases.
A Contemporary Theatre (ACT) have announced their mainstage season productions are now on sale to the general public for individual ticket purchases.
The citizenry are revolting and political power is concentrated in the hands of the rich and powerful.
Bred for the battlefield, the triumphant soldier Coriolanus discovers he is out of his depths when elected to the Roman Senate where the politics can be twice as treacherous as warfare.
The citizenry are revolting and political power is concentrated in the hands of the rich and powerful.
I've said it before and I'm sure I'll say it again since it keeps coming up, I personally cannot stand other people's therapy on stage.
I've said it before and I'm sure I'll say it again since it keeps coming up, I personally cannot stand other people's therapy on stage.
SCT's Junie B.
Two very different musicals tred the boards of Seattle.
Emmy Award-winner Hummie Mann and local playwright Alison Gregory adapt Peter and the Wolf for Seattle Children's Theatre.