Review: PAGLIACCI at McCaw Hall
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The term has become familiar and beloved to opera lovers since the late 19th century.
I’m about to commit a musical theater geek sin, Dear Readers, so get the torches and pitchforks ready.
Dear Readers, the musical version of the hit 1992, Whoopi Goldberg comedy “Sister Act” has never been one of my favorites.
Dear Readers, chances are you played that classic board game “Clue” as a kid.
Dear Readers, I will admit that “Girl From the North Country”, currently playing at The Paramount, is a tough one to get into.
Are you a good person? Does anyone truly know if they are? Countless factors go into deciding such a weighted answer, for a lot of people, politics plays a large role.
Dear Readers, I should start by saying that “Spring Awakening”, the musical from Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater based on the 1891 play by Frank Wedekind, has never been one of my favorites.
Dear Readers, as you know, I’ve often extolled the fabulousness of the shows at The Can Can.
We’ve all probably heard the story of Cupid and Psyche, a forbidden love that faces a greater-than-average amount of challenges, but in this day and age, is it really more than average? The new musical extravaganza, Venus & the Vixens: Games of Love, rockingly conceived, written, and directed by M
I was excited for this one.
First off, Dear Readers, “Sherlock Holmes and the Precarious Position” currently playing at Taproot Theatre, is not a Holmes story from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Dear Readers, we’re about to enter the realm of one of my favorite shows, “Once on This Island”, currently playing at Village Theatre.
There are countless modern retellings of historical events out there, I could name twenty right now, but Unrivaled does it differently, in a fresh way that deserves to be talked about.
an enchanted evening that will be remembered for many decades as an occasion that was memorable in every way
The biggest challenge of pulling off a show such as Romeo and Juliet is finding new ways to keep the audience interested when we all know what happens.
Without a doubt the highlight of, and a perfect ending to, the company’s season
History is often rewritten in a way that is easier to digest, leading to hundreds of years of misinformation and erasure of the struggles of marginalized and persecuted groups.
At first glance, Dear Readers, Stefano Massini’s “The Lehman Trilogy”, as adapted by Ben Power and currently playing at ACT, may seem like a daunting task.
If there’s one thing, Dear Readers, that Disney is good at, it’s spectacle.
So, did the Rep’s “Fat Ham” crush my soul? Absolutely not and I must entreat anyone reading this, DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!!!
“The Seasons’ Canon” offers a safe haven for deeply feeling arts lovers to take a safe seat for a couple of hours and experience our powerful and merciful natural world through the medium of dance.
When you go to the theater, Dear Readers, you sit in silence and enjoy the show.
Dear Readers, warning, I’m about to be a bit of a snob here.
You may need to bring your own tissues for this one.
We’ve had a recent spate of the murderous, dark comedies, Dear Reader.
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