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Green star Castaways Cabaret Show

Thurs at 8 pm, Fri at 7:30 pm, Sat at 7:30 and 10:30 pm, Sun at 7 pm, Wed at 8 pm
652-0832
You won't find any desultory shimmying in the subterranean, candlelit Can Can: These dancers are strong, limber, and explosive. They swing from chains, slam each other against walls, and generally steam up the almost-too-intimate stage. The Castaways are the soul and flower of burlesque. Brendan Kiley

Can Can
206-652-0832
94 Pike St, Suite 11
Seattle (Downtown)
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Comedy at Comedy Underground

Thurs at 8 pm, Fri-Sat at 8 and 10:15 pm, Sun-Wed at 8 pm.
Comedy Underground
206-628-0303
109 S Washington St
Seattle (Pioneer Square)
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Glengarry Glen Ross

Thurs-Fri at 7:30 pm, Sat-Sun at 2 and 7:30 pm, Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Feb 28.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning David Mamet drama about Chicago real-estate agents. Directed by Wilson Milam (who recently scorched the Rep with The Seafarer) and starring R. Hamilton Wright, Charles Leggett, Ian Bell, Russel Hodgkinson, and other great local actors.
Seattle Repertory Theatre
206-443-2222
155 Mercer St, Seattle Center
Seattle (Seattle Center)
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The Great Divorce

Thurs at 7:30 pm, Fri at 8 pm, Sat at 2 and 8 pm, Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Feb 27.
781-9707
Regional premiere of an adaption of C. S. Lewis's allegorical novel.
Taproot Theatre
781-9707
204 N 85th St
Seattle (Greenwood)
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I Want it All and I Want it NOW MEOW

Wed Feb 10 at 8 pm.
Hosted by Kate Jaeger, burlesque by Violet Wilde, a brief preview of an upcoming play by Kelleen Conway Blachard, music by Rebeqa Rivers, and more. Macha Monkey at Rendezvous.
Rendezvous
206-441-5823
2320 Second Ave
Seattle (Belltown)
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The Last Days of Judas Iscariot

Thurs-Sat at 7:30 pm, Sun at 2 pm. Through Feb 14.
543-4880
Purgatorial courtroom drama. UW School of Drama at UW Meany Theatre.
UW Meany Theatre
4001 University Way NE
Seattle (University District)
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Lost in Yonkers

Thurs-Fri at 8 pm, Sat at 2 and 8 pm, Sun at 2 pm, Wed at 8 pm. Through Feb 28.
Pulizer Prize-winning play by Neil Simon about family dysfunction in 1942.
Village Theatre
425-392-2202
303 Front St N, Issaquah
Issaquah (Eastside)
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Love Song

Thurs-Sat at 7:30 pm, Sun at 3 pm, Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Feb 21.
The Seattle premiere of John Kolvenbach's romantic comedy about a beautiful thief who breaks into the home of a hermit.
ArtsWest
206-938-0339
4711 California Ave SW
Seattle (West Seattle)
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Green star my dear Lewis

Tues-Wed at 8 pm. Through Feb 10.
800-838-3006
"Kyle Loven, a recent transplant from Minneapolis, has brought his gorgeous and brooding puppetry to Seattle—and lucky us. Loven uses finger puppets, marionettes, shadow puppets, video projections, and household objects to tell his story about a dying old man and his fraying memory. Lewis’s aesthetic is equal parts Edward Gorey, Samuel Beckett, and Czech surrealism, and even when its narrative jumps the rails into total obscurity, his stage pictures (and surprising use of household materials) are a joy to watch." (Brendan Kiley)
Annex Theatre
728-0933
1100 E Pike St
Seattle (Capitol Hill)
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Pity Party

Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Feb 14.
800-838-3006
Sari Breznau and Lara Paxton of Circus Contraption put on a singles-only, St. Valentine's Day party-performance.
Copper Gate
(206) 706-3292
6301 24th Ave NW
Seattle (Ballard)
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The River Why

Sat at 7:30 pm, Sun at 2 pm, Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Mar 7.
216-0833
The novel about "the Mozart of fly fishing" and his rich inner life, adapted and directed by Myra Platt. Book-it Repertory Theater at Center House Theatre.
Center House Theatre
206-684-7200
Seattle Center
Seattle (Seattle Center)
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Green star South Pacific

Thurs at 1:30 and 8 pm, Fri at 8 pm, Sat at 2 and 8 pm, Sun at 1:30 and 7 pm, Tues-Wed at 7:30 pm. Through Feb 21.
Star director Bartlett Sher has burrowed into the heart of South Pacific and found that—to no one's real surprise—it beats pure entertainment. This production is the touring version of Sher's 2008 Broadway production, which won seven Tony Awards, including best director. The Rodgers & Hammerstein musical is pure pop, from a land before rock 'n' roll. (It opened in 1949, one year before the founding of Chess Records, which would help rock 'n' roll forever unseat musicals as mainstream America's soundtrack.) The songs in South Pacific are so familiar, watching it sometimes feels like sitting through a jukebox musical: 'Some Enchanted Evening,' 'I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair,' 'There Is Nothin' Like a Dame,' 'Bali Ha'i,' and on and on. (It's the opposite of a jukebox musical, of course. The old musicals used to give America its hits, stitched together with a few plot points. Jukebox musicals take someone else's hits, stitch them together with a few plot points, and pretend it's something new.) Brendan Kiley

5th Avenue Theatre
206-625-1900
1308 Fifth Ave
Seattle (Downtown)
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Green star Speech & Debate

Thurs-Fri at 7:30 pm, Sat-Sun at 2 and 7:30 pm. Through Feb 21.
"Howie, Solomon, and Diwata—three students at a conservative high school in Salem, Oregon—have problems. Howie (Trick Danneker), who came out when he was just 10 years old, is cruising for sex online when he runs into one of his teachers. Solomon (Justin Huertas), an aspiring reporter, is trying to out the same teacher in the high-school paper while keeping his own secrets under deep cover. Diwata (Erin Stewart) is lonely, pregnant, and frantic about never getting cast in the high-school plays. So they form a three-person speech and debate club as a front for presenting their stories to the world. Sticking to tradition for high-school dramas (The Breakfast Club, etc.), the three grapple with difficult truths their parents and teachers can't even summon the courage to admit out loud and bicker their way into each other's hearts. 'My team, my chance to perform has taken a backseat to all your homo drama!' Diwata scowls toward the end of Speech & Debate. She's right, but she—and the audience—knows it's for the best." (Brendan Kiley)
Seattle Repertory Theatre
206-443-2222
155 Mercer St, Seattle Center
Seattle (Seattle Center)
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