BWW Review: ZOMBIE CHEERLEADERS RETURN at Can Can
If you’ve been to the Can Can Culinary Cabaret, Dear Readers, you know pretty much what to expect.
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BWW Review: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at Paramount Theater
After nineteen long months, The Paramount Theater welcomed the cast and crew of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR to its stage, and the Seattle audience welcomed them into their hearts.
BWW Review: AMBER from Washington Ensemble Theatre
The 1970’s and early 80’s had a lot to set it apart but nothing more than the three D’s, Disco, Disease, and Denial.
BWW Review: MARISOL from The Williams Project
There’s a pandemic raging across the world, the streets are filled with Nazis, thugs, and the mentally unstable out for blood, and big corporations want to take away your livelihood and cast you out for not being able to pay your bills.
BWW Review: GLITTER GALA at The Can Can
Dear Readers, I have some amazing news for you.
BWW Review: HOW CAN I LOVE YOU at Ancient Lakes Theatre Festival
Dear Readers, as we inch back into the world of live theatrical experiences, the excitement to put out incredible art is palpable.
BWW Review: SEATTLE OPERA TOSCA at Home Computer Screens
Seattle Opera’s film of Puccini’s Tosca, that can be streamed starting June 25, opened with the escape of political prisoner Cesare Angelotti who was once a friend of Cavaradossi.
BWW Review: THE CAMPFIRE FESTIVAL from The Williams Project
Dear Readers, it’s so good to be able to call you all that again.
BWW Review: WAD at ACT
The lives of prisoners are a well-known trope for many dramas.
BWW Review: Seattle Opera Streams DON GIOVANNI
On March 5, 2021, Seattle Opera presented Mozart’s Don Giovanni to its worldwide online audience.
BWW Review: ArtsWest Streams Some Familiar Holiday Delights with A VERY MERRY KRAKEN TEA PARTY
Dear Readers, I’m back! It’s been almost nine months since I’ve had the privilege of sharing with you the theatrical goings on in Seattle thanks to the restrictions of the pandemic.
BWW Interview: THE ELIXIR OF LOVE at McCaw Hall
Available to season ticket holders from November 13–December 4, 2020 , Recorded on the McCaw Hall stage
BWW Review: “SONGS OF SUMMER” WITH SHELLY TRAVERSE at McCaw Hall
Seattle Opera's innovative 'Songs of Summer' recital series has been bringing some of the company's most valued singers to an electronic stage
BWW Review: Seattle Rep's JITNEY Brings in the Power of Age and Experience
I've often talked about the embarrassment of theatrical riches that we have in Seattle.
BWW Review: The Thought Police are Coming for You with Radial Theater Project's 1984
Radial Theater Project is currently presenting an adaptation of George Orwell's classic dystopian nightmare a?oe1984a??, and don't even THINK about saying anything good about it.
BWW Review: Book-It's THE TURN OF THE SCREW Creeped Me Out, But Not in the Way They Hoped
Henry James' novella a?oeThe Turn of the Screwa?? is considered by some to be a classic of horror literature.
BWW Review: BLISS at the 5th Avenue Theatre Misses the Mark, But Only Slightly
Dear Readers, you may recall that several years ago there was a new musical that came through town, about Princesses (even called that), that many consider, including myself, to be one of the worst things they've ever seen.
BWW Review: THE CHILDREN at the Seattle Rep Examines Legacy and Responsibility
With more and more younger people getting involved with politics and saving the planet, the question raises, what is the responsibility of the older generation, the generation that caused many of the problems, to clean up their own messes? Such a question is posed in Lucy Kirkwood's commanding play
BWW Review: FROZEN at the Paramount Astounds with Disney Imagineering Magic
You gotta love those Disney Imagineers.
BWW Review: Theatre9/12 Tackles Lesser Known Miller with THE CREATION OF THE WORLD AND OTHER BUSINESS
Most people are familiar with at least some works of the renowned playwright Arthur Miller.
BWW Review: Seattle Public Theater's ADMISSIONS Tackles White Privilege with Humor
As a white man I can recognize the privilege that has been afforded me throughout my life.
BWW Review: OUR COUNTRY'S GOOD from Strawberry Theatre Workshop - A Bit Long but Worth the Wait
In Timberlake Wertenbaker's play a?oeOur Country's Gooda??, currently being offered from Strawberry Theatre Workshop, they say theatergoers should have three things.
BWW Review: STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Taproot Theatre Will Give You All the Feels and More.
STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Taproot Theatre will give all the feels and more.
BWW Review: PEACOCK at The Can Can Soars
The Can Can, Seattle's Hottest Burlesque Theatre, is back with an all new show, the dazzling a?oePeacocka??, plus a new cast member, and a new rival for my favorite production of theirs.
BWW Review: TRUE WEST at the Seattle Rep Bares the Teeth of a Classic
Most theatergoing people know of Sam Shepard's a?oeTrue Westa??.
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