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Opening Nights: Sextet
Three composers experience disasters in their love lives in Tommy Smith’s fragmented new drama of obsession. So—from heartache,…
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Opening Nights: A Doctor in Spite of Himself
Lewdness, scatology, and pop music at Intiman.
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It opens in the middle of a fight. Not a dignified duel
It opens in the middle of a fight. Not a dignified duel or argument, but a flailing, thrashing,…
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Within a tarot deck lurk 22 special cards known as the Major
Within a tarot deck lurk 22 special cards known as the Major Arcana. Depicting such archetypal figures as…
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Renata Friedman: Seattle Theater’s Waif-in-Chief
A distinctive, wiry physique and versatile talent keep her in demand.
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Stage Review: Domestic Surveillance
In ACTs Yankee Tavern, 9/11 conspiracies collide.
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Ruined: Horror in the Woods
Intimans new leader reprises a proven, Pulitzer-winning drama.
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Shot Full of Holes
Pop feminism isnt the only target in ACTs venomous English farce.
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Opening Nights: Angels Fall
The Lanford Wilson play is shaky, but the acting is never less than a pleasure.
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Opening Nights: The 13th of Paris
Getting the difference between schmaltzy and winsome.
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Prodigious playwright and screenwriter Horton Foote’s death last year inspired renewed interest
Prodigious playwright and screenwriter Horton Foote’s death last year inspired renewed interest in his earnest work. Cynics may…
