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Comedy doyenne Dame Edna (aka Barry Humphries), embarking on a farewell U.S. tour, dishes on Vanity Fair, Seattle and her own fabulousness.
General director Aidan Lang announces Seattle Opera's 2015-16 season: "Nabucco," "Mary Stuart," "The Pearl Fishers," "The Marriage of Figaro" and "The Flying Dutchman," as well as the world …
Seattle Opera's upcoming production of "Tosca" will keep the tone authentic, even down to the elaborate sets, which came from a company established in 1838.
A well-received Off-Off-Broadway tuner, "Jasper in Deadland," will fill a spot in the 5th Avenue Theatre's lineup vacated by "Something Rotten!," which is going straight to Broadway.
This holiday is the last season for the beloved production, running annually since 1983. For kids of all ages, 'Nutcracker' brought dreams to life, on and off the stage.
ACT Theatre, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Seattle Public Theater depend on traditional holiday shows for approximately a quarter of their ticket income each year.
The new musical "Something Rotten!," which originally was slated to debut at the 5th Avenue Theatre, is bypassing Seattle for Broadway. The 5th Ave promises another world premiere in its ste…
A review of "The Great Society," part 2 of Tony Award-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan's LBJ saga, which is breaking box-office records at Seattle Repertory Theatre.
A review of Wayne Rawley's "Christmastown: A Holiday Noir" at Seattle Public Theater.
A review of the 5th Avenue Theatre's 2014 production of "A Christmas Story: The Musical."
An interview with Jack Willis, star of Robert Schenkkan's "All the Way" and "The Great Society" at Seattle Rep through Jan. 4, 2015.
Book-It Repertory Theatre reprises a popular production of "Pride and Prejudice," with a new Mr. Darcy " the dashingly enigmatic Richard Nguyen Sloniker.
A review of "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical!" at The Paramount Theatre in Seattle.
A review of Pacific Northwest Ballet's 31-year-old rendition of "Nutcracker," choreographed by Kent Stowell and designed by Maurice Sendak. A newly designed production will debut in 2015.
A review of "King Lear," presented for two nights only by Shakespeare's Globe in Seattle
An interview with Murray Johnson and Rebecca M. Wakefield, who worked backstage at PNB's "Nutcracker" together for more than a decade and married in 1991.
A commanding LBJ (played by Jack Willis) dominates Seattle playwright Robert Schenkkan's rewarding "All the Way," which chronicles the first year of Johnson's nation-changing presidency. It …
Joseph Marcell stars in one of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies for two nights only at Seattle's Moore Theatre.
Reviews of two family-friendly musicals: "Dick Whittington and His Cat" at Seattle Children's Theatre and "Mary Poppins" at the Village Theatre in Issaquah and Everett.
"Fierce Urgency of Now" follows a young man's adventures in a competitive ad agency, with neither ferocity or urgency. It's at Wallingford's Downstage Theatre through Nov. 22.
Seattle Rep's highly anticipated "All the Way" and "Great Society," by local playwright Robert Schenkkan, tell the story of LBJ's triumphant and troubled presidency, and play through Jan. 4,…
Producers are betting there's appetite for a stage version of "The Hunger Games."
A review of Annex Theatre's production of Jenny Rachel Weiner's "Horse Girls" " a parody of pubescent girl behavior, with a macabre twist.
An interview with Justin Peck, a dancer and resident choreographer with New York City Ballet. His new ballet, "Debonair," debuts in Seattle on Nov. 7, 2014.
A review of "Hamlet" at New City Theater, which admirably focuses on the words of one of Shakespeare's greatest plays.
