BWW Reviews: An Uneven AS YOU LIKE IT at Seattle Shakespeare Company
There are some Shakespeare shows that are not quite as bulletproof as others.
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BWW Reviews: STARKID's APOCALYPTOUR at The Neptune Theatre
I had a very confusing night last night.
BWW Reviews: A PANTY LINE and LATE NIGHT CABARET at The Erickson Theatre
Flying House Productions is currently presenting two shows over at the Erickson Theatre that's bound to appeal to all kinds of musical theater lovers.
BWW Reviews: ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE at Theater Schmeater
England in the 1960's may not have been able to get away with overt displays as we can today but that doesn't mean they were any less randy.
BWW Reviews: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET at The Paramount
When will they learn that simply putting the music of some notable singers on stage without a decent script to back it up does not a good musical make? It's didn't work for "Good Vibrations" it didn't work for "Lennon" and it doesn't work for "Million Dollar Quartet" currently playing at the Paramo
BWW Reviews: I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE Oozes Simple Charm at Seattle Musical Theatre
Sometimes we just don't need those big flashy musicals.
BWW Reviews: THE PRODUCERS at Village Theatre
It's difficult when you have an iconic show to work with such as "The Producers" currently playing at Village Theatre.
BWW Reviews: TITLE OF SHOW from Curly Stache and Balagan
A show about two nobodies writing a musical about themselves writing the musical they are in.
BWW Reviews: STAGEright Pours Creativity into THE BOOK OF LIZ
The thing I love about catching shows from the only three year old STAGEright is that you can see the amount of heart and love they pour into their productions.
BWW Reviews: THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA from Arouet
Let me just start by saying I have never read or seen any works by Federico Garcia Lorca, so I could not be called a fan of his work.
BWW Reviews: GAUNTLET from Wing-It Productions
As technology is fast approaching the time when we'll all have our own flying cars and robot servants (even though I thought we were supposed to be there by now) new and interesting tech also avails itself to theatrical productions.
BWW Reviews: CABARET from The Schoolyard Goes Contemporary
This is not Liza's "Cabaret".
BWW Reviews: THE PITMEN PAINTERS at ACT Showcases Terrific Ensemble
I'll have to admit I'm a sucker for those stories where people find new and wondrous things about themselves and succeed against all odds.
BWW Reviews: DAMN YANKEES at the 5th Avenue Theatre
"You gotta have heart!" That's the central conceit of any production of "Damn Yankees".
BWW Reviews: IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU at Village Theatre; Show Moves to Everett through May 20
Village Theatre has a tradition of bringing up new musicals (often ones showcased in their Village Originals Festival) onto the Mainstage.
BWW Reviews: Seattle Rep's CLYBOURNE PARK Features Strong Ensemble
Sometimes I don't think we in Seattle know how culturally lucky we are.
BWW Reviews: Disjointed But Clever TEAM OF HEROES: BEHIND CLOSED DOORS at Annex Theatre
The Heroes are back! Annex Theatre's favorite band of supers have returned for a prequel to their hit "Alecto: Issue #1" with the uproarious "Team of Heroes: Behind Closed Doors".
BWW Reviews: A Look BACK BACK BACK at Seattle Public Theater's Production, Closing Tonight
Currently up to bat at Seattle Public Theater we have a spotlight on one of the most recent scandals to rock America's pastime, steroids, with "Back Back Back" by Itamar Moses.
BWW Reviews: ReAct Theatre's A LANGUAGE OF THEIR OWN Looks for Rhythm
A show that is largely monologue narration is difficult to pull off at best.
BWW Reviews: HELP at Seattle Children’s Theatre
I am the wrong audience for the current show at Seattle Children's Theatre, "Help".
BWW Reviews: LEA SALONGA at the Moore Theatre
What constitutes a Broadway Diva? A Broadway star who's endured the test of time with iconic roles that remain in the minds of fans forever.
BWW Reviews: THE BLUE ROOM from The Schoolyard
It's hard to tell from the outset if David Hare's play, "The Blue Room", adapted from Arthur Schnitzler's "La Ronde", dislikes women more or men as the men all seem to be pricks and women all seem to be playthings for the men.
BWW Reviews: THE TWILIGHT ZONE: LIVE! from Theater Schmeater
There are certain givens in Seattle.
BWW Reviews: BACK BACK BACK at Seattle Public Theater
Currently up to bat at Seattle Public Theater we have a spotlight on one of the most recent scandals to rock America's pastime, steroids, with "Back Back Back" by Itamar Moses.
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Million Dollar Quartet Harlequin Productions (6/19-7/19) |
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The Play That Goes Wrong Seattle Rep Theater (6/11-6/28) |
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Jack Johnson at Gorge Amphitheatre Gorge Amphitheatre (9/26-9/26) |
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Wonderland Ballyhoo Theatre (7/17-7/25) |
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Silent Movie Mondays: The General The Paramount Theatre (7/27-7/27) |
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BEDROOM FARCE at Tacoma Little Theatre Tacoma Little Theatre (7/10-7/26) |
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Monsta X Wamu Theater (10/24-10/24) |
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Mötley Crüe Cascades Amphitheater (9/26-9/26) |
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Professor Brian Cox Moore Theatre (1/16-1/16) |
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Wish You Were Here by Sanaz Toossi ArtsWest (6/11-7/05) |