Kevin Phinney

First Date

Pygmalion

I Am My Own Wife

Stage: Our Critics' 10 Favorite Moments of 2011

MilkMilk Lemonade

September Skies

O Lovely Glowworm

Hardball

All My Sons

Babs the Dodo

The Brothers Size

Chamber Cymbeline

The Year in Review: Junk Shots and Shattered Vases

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Hair

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

It’s a Salon!

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

In the Heights

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

The Full Monty

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

The Laramie Project

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Kooza

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Lauren Weedman

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Glengarry Glen Ross

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

South Pacific

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Hunter Gatherers

Our critics pick the most memorable stage moments—not all of them good—of 2010.

Moments to Remember: Theater

Not the best plays—instead, our critics pick a half-dozen favorite stage memories from 2009.

White Christmas

Not the best plays—instead, our critics pick a half-dozen favorite stage memories from 2009.

Opening Nights: Dunces and Runt

A Falstaffian gasbag in the Big Easy, and a football career spent in a brother’s shadow.

Are Gays Too Late to Destroy Marriage?

Their influence may ultimately be nothing compared to what straights have done.

What Is Love? R-71 Looking Likely for Ballot

​It looks like it's going to take a big batch of bad signatures for R-71 (the subject-gay-rights-to-yet-another-round-of-democratic-process measure) not to make the ballot. At 80% counted, the measure has an invalid signature rate of 11.8%, which is a decent cushion below the 12.4% it could su ... More >>

Catch Me If You Can

​It looks like it's going to take a big batch of bad signatures for R-71 (the subject-gay-rights-to-yet-another-round-of-democratic-process measure) not to make the ballot. At 80% counted, the measure has an invalid signature rate of 11.8%, which is a decent cushion below the 12.4% it could su ... More >>

Television: Why Is Cronkite Giving Me the Stinkeye?

Close encounters with a journalism icon.

Below the Belt

Close encounters with a journalism icon.

Opening Nights: Dysfunctional Families, Comic and Otherwise

JFK-era nonconformity and revenge in ancient Rome.

A Thousand Clowns

JFK-era nonconformity and revenge in ancient Rome.

Titus

JFK-era nonconformity and revenge in ancient Rome.

Opening Nights: Schmee and Balagan Play With History

Family secrets and a wild and crazy meeting of minds.

Seattle Loves Its Celebrity Dish

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

Breakin’ Hearts & Takin’ Names

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

Crime and Punishment

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

The Merchant of Venice

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

Opening Nights: Balagan, the 5th, Seattle Shakes, PNB, and the Schmee

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

Opening Nights: The History Boys and The Seafarer

Tom Robbins once told Tim Egan of the New York Times that one of the reasons he likes the Pacific Northwest is because "it lacks a celebrity culture." Well, maybe. But it turns out, we sure do love us some celebrity dish. Seattle Rep just announced that Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking --which our ... More >>

As If 9/11 Weren't Enough

A shell-shocked family has to deal with the approaching apocalypse in SPT's comedy. Plus: gems from PNB and C-bombs from Ghost Light.

Joy Joy Joy Joy to the World

Intiman's Black Nativity is a full-throttle gospel entertainment. Also: Island of Misfits and You Can't Take It With You.

Running the Numbers on New Century Theatre

(Jennifer Lee Taylor as Daisy in "The Adding Machine" Photo by Chris Bennion) New Century Theatre is making a huge splash with its revival of The Adding Machine. (Here's the rave from our Kevin Phinney.) After the jump, Longenbaugh weighs in about the debut of this group of veterans and what th ... More >>

The Adding Machine

(Jennifer Lee Taylor as Daisy in "The Adding Machine" Photo by Chris Bennion) New Century Theatre is making a huge splash with its revival of The Adding Machine. (Here's the rave from our Kevin Phinney.) After the jump, Longenbaugh weighs in about the debut of this group of veterans and what th ... More >>

Detroit Blues

An inner-city oil well’s the MacGuffin in a political polemic. Also: PNB’s “New Works” and So Many Words.

So Many Words

An inner-city oil well’s the MacGuffin in a political polemic. Also: PNB’s “New Works” and So Many Words.

Eurydice

An inner-city oil well’s the MacGuffin in a political polemic. Also: PNB’s “New Works” and So Many Words.

Saint Heaven

An inner-city oil well’s the MacGuffin in a political polemic. Also: PNB’s “New Works” and So Many Words.

Susan and God

An inner-city oil well’s the MacGuffin in a political polemic. Also: PNB’s “New Works” and So Many Words.