Posted inArt and Performance Spring 2020
Lighten Up, Seattle
Markeith Wiley’s Working (Undecided Title) is an experimental party, and you’re invited.
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Theater Made with Talking Appliances
Jaha Koo uses rice cookers to tell the story of South Korea’s financial collapse.
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How Do Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme Celebrate Christmas?
A Q&A with the RuPaul’s Drag Race stars about their show All I Want for Christmas Is Attention.
Posted inArt and Performance Winter 2019
Black American Rideshare
August Wilson’s Jitney reveals working-class blacks discovered the Uber economy.
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Indecent Is Incredible
The play makes me wonder what kind of art is being produced in today’s concentration camps.
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A Painter Who Risked Everything to Bring Her Rapist to Justice
Blood Water Paint is a great (true) story, but a boring play.
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The New Musical Factory
The 5th Avenue Theatre is producing three new musicals in a row this season: Austen’s Pride, Mrs. Doubtfire, and Bliss.
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A Bloody Funny Revenge Play About Literally Killing the Patriarchy
Is God Is puts a rock in a sock in the hands of two sisters on murderous mission.
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Seattle Opera Revisits Rigoletto in the #MeToo Era
Director Lindy Hume on when nothing happens to bad men.
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Citizen Is a Gut Punch of a Play
Sound Theatre Company puts on a powerful adaptation of Claudia Rankine’s book about everyday racism.