Review: DAS RHEINGOLD at McCaw Hall
The outstanding cast and provocative production, merged with Wagner’s indisputably monumental music and drama, made this Rheingold a de rigueur happening
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The outstanding cast and provocative production, merged with Wagner’s indisputably monumental music and drama, made this Rheingold a de rigueur happening
GreenStage brings the classic tale of ROMEO & JULIET to life with wit and charm and heaps of teenage angst.
The Can Can has never been one to shy away from sexual boundaries.
How do you know when a show is really, really good? Often it is something beyond the story, the performance, and the staging that takes you to a place that can only be described as magic.
Dear Readers, The Queens have arrived at the Paramount with the North American Tour of “Six” and attention must be paid to these divas.
One thing that can be said about Book-It Repertory Theatre, Dear Readers, is that they know how to surprise and thrill.
This was a hugely demanding program, and Morlot and his musicians together produced an awe-inspiring accomplishment.
In the musical theater world, there are classics and then there are Classics (with the big “C”).
UNNECESSARY FARCE at the Driftwood Theatre is a fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled, high-octane laugh-fest.
I’ve seen many productions of “Les Misérables” over the years, Dear Readers.
Yowza indeed! JEEVES TAKES A BOW at Taproot Theatre launched into opening night full throttle on the comedy pedal.
Dear Readers, just as theater professionals have unique ways of communicating a story, so too do children have their own ways of communicating their issues, especially when traumatized.
He’s a Seattle favorite.
TWELFTH NIGHT at Seattle Shakespeare is loaded with music, mischief, and magic.
Dear Readers, I’m baaack! It’s been months since we’ve spoken or even since I’ve been in a theater due to a medical issue that’s kept me homebound.
I HATE HAMLET is a delightful romp for Shakespeare aficionados and newbies alike.
HAIRSPRAY is a toe-tapping, dance in your seat, good time show with a message we still need to hear.
The theater scene has been as parched as a midwestern prairie waiting for a show like this.
WEVERY BRILLIANT THING is a show about awareness - awareness of yourself, of others, of obstacles and challenges, of feelings and emotions, and the beauty of life right down to the smallest detail.
With a parade of mismanaged guests, lurking press, and plucky staff, SUITE SURRENDER at As If Theatre offers us a classic farce for your enjoyment.
BETWEEN TWO KNEES at Seattle Rep is unlike any other show, mixing shame with amusement into a piece that uses comedy as resistance.
Powerful, touching, and painfully relevant, DEAR EVAN HANSEN sweeps into Seattle for another run.
Expectation and electricity spark the air and light the eyes of everyone waiting to witness this moment.
INTO THE WOODS at 5th Avenue Theatre is loaded with surprises and modern flair.
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