Posted inTheater
August Wilson’s Play Two Trains Running Is All About Money
And it has the saddest happy ending in black literature.
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Posted inTheater
The Humans Is a Wrenching Play That Tries Hard to Say Something About the Death of the American Dream (and Succeeds)
A review of Stephen Karam’s hit at Seattle Rep.
Posted inTheater
The Mysteries of Bill Murray, Including a Disturbing Rumor That’s Going Around
The uncategorizable Bill Murray comes to McCaw Hall with a musician he met on an airplane.
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A Sneak Peak at BenDeLaCreme’s Scary, Campy Halloween Show
A drag queen who never liked horror as a kid decides it’s time to make the genre her own.
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No More Sad Things Is a Surprising Play About a 32-Year-Old Woman Who Does Something Unacceptable
She sleeps with a 15-year-old. But the show is tender and hilarious. How is that possible?
Posted inArt and Performance Fall 2017
The Tragedy of The Crucible Is That We Still Need to See The Crucible
Arthur Miller’s persecution play feels as relevant in 2017 as it was in 1953. Or 1692.
Posted inTheater
Nite Skool at Annex Theatre Is Hilarious, or at Least the First Half Is
You Have My Permission to Leave at Intermission by Rich Smith
Posted inFeatures
The Theater Artists Who Got Locked Out of Their Own Show
How a Play About Development Was Effectively Shut Down by a Developer, Though Not for the Reasons You’d Think
Posted inTheater
Comedian Eddie Izzard Is Preparing for the Unlikeliest Costume Change of His Career
Meet Your Future Favorite Cross-Dressing Politician from the UK
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What Lane Czaplinski Brought to On the Boards
Seattle Artists and Colleagues Look Back on Their Experiences with On the Boards’ Outgoing Artistic Director
