BWW Review: NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, LIVE! A Bit Too Dead
'They're coming to get you, Barbara!' Yes, you'll definitely hear the iconic line in Weasel Productions inaugural show, 'Night of the Living Dead, LIVE!' Based on George A.
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BWW Review: Seattle Rep's THE GREAT MOMENT is a Moment but Not So Great
If you're going to put up an autobiographical play, then you need at least one of two things.
BWW Review: Lovers Reunite in Strawberry Theatre Workshop's THE PAVILION
On the surface, Craig Wright's a?oeThe Paviliona??, currently being offered from Strawberry Theatre Workshop, doesn't have all that much going for it.
BWW Review: BON APPETIT! Serves up the Charm and Cake of Julia Child
There are so many wonderful things going on in a?oeBon Appetit! The Julia Child Operettaa??, the show about one of the world's most recognizable cooking personalities, Julia Child, that it's unbelievable it all happens in under an hour.
BWW Review: Terrifying and Titillating ZOMBIE CHEERLEADERS FROM HELL at Can Can
As we enter the Halloween season, we'll be seeing more and more theater with a spooky or creepy vibe.
BWW Review: SUNSET BABY at Arts West Presents a Slice of Life
SUNSET BABY at Arts West presents a slice of life with all its complexities, troubles, and truths.
BWW Review: Seattle Children's Theatre's BLACK BEAUTY Lacks an Arc
When putting up a show for Children's Theatre, one of the main things you need to concern yourself with is how are the adults doing watching your show.
BWW Review: You Should Know Seattle Rep's INDECENT
When the Seattle Rep announced their season and I saw they were taking on Paula Vogel's incredible play a?oeIndecenta?? I was thrilled.
BWW Review: NECESSARY SACRIFICES at Taproot Theatre
NECESSARY SACRIFICES at Taproot Theater is both necessary and a gift to audiences.
BWW Review: YEN at ACT Grabs You and Doesn't Let Go
Dear Readers, a few years back I was fortunate enough to see a production made possible by ACT and the Kenan Fellowship in Directing, a?oeGuards at the Taja??.
BWW Review: Café Nordo's VIOLET'S ATTIC Creepy Fun but a Bit Undercooked
A really good Café Nordo show needs more than a good premise and good food.
BWW Review: CLUB SANDWICH with The Flying Karamazov Brothers is a Delightful Hot Mess
Really bad puns, noir-ish intrigue and juggling; what more do you need for an evening's entertainment? Well you're in luck, as the Northwest's celebrated comedy juggling troupe, The Flying Karamazov Brothers is back reviving their noir thriller a?oeClub Sandwicha?? at the Broadway Performance Hall.
BWW Review: EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED at Book-It Repertory Theatre
EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED is packed to bursting with stories, journeys, memories, and realizations.
BWW Review: The Beauty Is LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA from Showtunes
Craig Lucas and Adam Guettel's soaring romantic and tragic musical a?oeLight in the Piazzaa?? is not often tackled a?? thank the theater Gods.
BWW Review: Village's SPELLING BEE is a M-U-S-T S-E-E!
Dear Readers, let's set the way-back machine to May of 2005 when a musical theater geek got to take his first trip to New York and see his first Broadway shows on Broadway.
BWW Review: ACT's PEOPLE OF THE BOOK is Filled with Delicious Surprises
If you're an aficionado of theater here in Seattle, then you've probably heard of Yussef El Guindi or at least seen one of his plays.
BWW Review: The Kochs Bring Down the Triple Door with THE CARPETERS
Washington DC may have the Koch brothers, but we have a Koch brother and sister, specifically David and Lisa Koch.
BWW Review: BULRUSHER from Intiman Fails to Engage
Eighty percent of having a successful show is casting.
BWW Review: The William's Project's TIME OF YOUR LIFE Goes a Step Beyond
Dear Readers, you've often heard me extoll the prowess and brilliance of The Williams Project.
BWW Review: Seattle Public's INDY JONES Spotlights the Raiders of a Lost Art
Dear Readers, remember way back in December when the crazy minds of The Habit showed up at Seattle Public Theater with one of the most hysterical parodies ever, a?oeA Very Die Hard Xmasa??? Well I'm thrilled to tell you that they're back, this time tackling the a?oeRaiders of the Lost Arka?? movies
BWW Review: PEELING at Sound Theatre Company
PEELING by Kaite O'Reilly is a deep look into the lives of disabled actors and the issues they face both on and off stage.
BWW Review: Williams Project's SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS Doesn't Shy Away from Those Deep Cuts
The Williams Project, that small theater company that burst onto the Seattle theater scene in 2014 with their incredible a?oeOrpheus Descendinga?? is back with the first of two shows within their a?oeBar Playsa?? series.
BWW Review: CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY at the Paramount Brims with Pure Imagination
If you're like me, Dear Readers, you grew up with that indelible classic film, a?oeWilly Wonka and the Chocolate Factorya?? starring the amazing Gene Wilder (and hopefully not that abomination with Johnny Depp).
BWW Review: ACT's THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING Gives an Open and Honest Look at Grief
a?oeThis will happen to you.
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Eureka Day Leo K. Theater (9/24-11/15) |
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Our Town & Sanctuary City State Theater (10/02-11/01) |
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Noises Off Renton Civic Theatre (10/02-10/18) |
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A Picasso Theatre33 (10/16-10/25) |
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Village Theatre Presents Dragapella: Oy Vey in a Manger Village Theatre (12/16-12/20) |
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Conscience Taproot Theatre (9/16-10/17) |
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This Is Halloween The Triple Door (10/15-10/31) |
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Harlequin's 2027 "Fact/Fiction" Season Harlequin Productions (1/22-12/24) |
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The Dina Martina Christmas Show Union Arts Center (12/04-12/24) |
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The Game’s Afoot Woodinville Repertory Theatre (10/02-10/25) |
