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Geek Love

A kinda-cabaret from a sorta-band.

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Brick-Solid

The career of the prolific Steven Dietz is an authentic Seattle success story.

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The Bard and the Ballot Box

Where each candidate fits in Shakespeare's worldview.

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That Time of the Month

Spin the Bottle: quirky spectacle with a dash of smut.

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It’s His Party

A new drama a clef about a far-right local politician.

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Relevance on Parade

How do you get theater to meaningfully reflect our times? Should it?

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Team Player

Jerry Manning jumps in with both feet at the Rep.

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Shrek Attack

What’s the point of not letting critics in during the first 3/4 of a show’s run?

From the Rep’s new brochure: staffers en garde.

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Longenbaugh on Theater

Deconstructing the Rep’s and ACT’s season brochures.

Explosively likable.

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Shrek Mate

Sutton Foster, Broadway's ingenue of choice, becomes the new Princess Fiona.

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The Stages of Sin

Is smoking onstage a free-speech issue?

Cumins as Coriolanus: Ripped and ready.

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Bard Beats Bond

Gorgeous pipes and hot bods permeate the Ashland stage.

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Considering that Huckleberry Finn is a serious contender for the title of

Considering that Huckleberry Finn is a serious contender for the title of Great American Novel (it’s a lot…

Leni

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Leni

The subject of playwright Sarah Greenman’s new Leni, German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl had the sort of biography that…

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Wide-Eyed in Ashland

Shakespeare’s not just the cultural heart of Ashland, he’s at the center of the town’s economic life as…

War zone in Zanna.

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A Tired Theme?

As gays go mainstream, is gay theater losing its relevance—and fabulousness?

Adventures in Mating

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Adventures in Mating

Dating is, of course, tremendously dangerous. Those who enter its foreboding realm should be armed and alert, ready…

How much am I worth? Todd Licea in Three Hotels.

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Price Lines

The pay-what-you-can movement picks up some key converts.

All’s swell: Paul Morgan Stetler (left) and Connor Toms in Seattle Shakes’ latest.

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Beast With One Back

Two Shakespeare companies are better as one.

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The Self-Winding Critic

Joe Adcock bucked the norm.