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Bad Theater

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Bad Theater

Why is bad theater so bad? Or to put it another way: Why does the prospect of bad…

Proof's cast: in limbo.

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TAG TEAM

Tacoma, the city with the perpetual self-esteem issue, has put a lot of cash into creating a cultural…

Crazier and crazier?

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Off the Chain

Mike Daisey gives our columnist a lap dance.

Albee in 64.

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Edward Albee

A visit with the rascally playwright.

Longenbaugh on Theatre

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Longenbaugh on Theatre

The Northwest Actors Studio: "Organized chaos" gone wrong?

Mamet's instructions will be scrupulously followed.

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Spring Stage Picks

Rachel Corrie finally gets the dramatic treatment she deserves.

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Applauding the Scenery

Ovations for Set Designers

Played Out

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Played Out

Sure, we all know Seattle is a big theater town. So, uh, why are we losing so much…

Billy Joe Huels: not a fan of Cats.

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Flaming King

For its Buddy Holly bio-musical, the 5th Avenue turns to a local rockabilly showman.

Blurring the lines between theater and rock while needling corporate culture—it's Player King.

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Screw the system

Player King's a band, but they perform on theater stages more often than at rock clubs.

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Hysterical America

History for dummies, from dummies

Finger-lickin' fantasy: Easy Bake.

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Whipped dreams

Sex and sweets fill the imagination in a new play.

Opening the Dungeons

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Opening the Dungeons

Is open-sourcing Dungeons & Dragons big news or bad hype?

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Dead-end kids

Frozen lives and overwrought emotions in a new play.

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Watch this space

Artists take the battle for theater spaces into their own hands.

Achy breaky hearts: James McDonnell and Laurie Williams

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Head and heart

Stoppard's take on the end of an affair.

First Avenue

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First Avenue

A police thriller set on Seattle's mean streets.

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Love train

Pulp Vixens whip up some romance of the rails.

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Through Asian eyes

Two world premieres: One works, and the other tries . . .

Create and collaborate! 14/48, billed as "the world's smallest theater festival," puts actors, writers, and directors through their paces

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14/48

Two days, two plays? Are they nuts?