Seattle Musicals & Plays
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"The Hollywood Hit"
The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show | Seattle (4/24 - 4/24) | |
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Mirror Stage (4/10 - 4/18) | |
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17 MINUTE STORIES Produced by Macha Theatre Works
Macha Theatre Works (4/16 - 4/16) | |
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Saint Joan in America
Goldfinch Productions (4/25 - 4/25) | |
Home Delivery Plus
Washington Performing Art (12/11 - 6/4) | ||
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Reviews

BWW Review: WAD at ACT
The lives of prisoners are a well-known trope for many dramas. The inmate and the Nun in the film “Dead Man Walking”, two unlikely allied prisoners and a figment in “Kiss of the Spider Woman”. The genre is visited time and time again as it’s a world few of us, thankfully, have experience in, opening all new doors of emotional stakes. However, you need to have those emotional stakes for it to work. Furthermore, those other examples work as they are conversations between people in the same room. Keiko Green’s virtual offering from ACT, “Wad”, however misses the mark on both of these aspects. With a method of communication that makes no sense and a non-existent story arc, the show amounts to an unengaging and often times infuriating evening only saved by two engaging actors.
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