Twenty years on, the Webber/Rice musical still can draw a crowd
A great idea, but a lukewarm execution.
A lot of people who see Shakespeare in Love won’t know why I hate it so much. “What a cute…
A new adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic.
Taproot’s charming revival of a popular musical.
In which the exhausted but exhilarated critic praises punctuality and discourages mugging.
London theater is thriving. Any lessons for us?
Olivier’s take on the sweet prince, circa 1948.
Britain’s top comic comes to Seattle.
Vladivostok’s chamber theater brings a Russian masterpiece to Seattle.
Celebrities come to life—again.
The annual holiday roundup.
Deconstructing an American holiday.
So what can the Seattle Fringe Festival teach audiences and local artists?
Troy Mink revives his ghostly one-man show.
What the circus tells us about our relationships with animals.
A one-woman show at ACT looks at violence and racism through a child’s eyes.
Mike Daisey’s new one-man show waxes nostalgic for pre-glasnost days.
Just where can your bus pass get you?
Desire and despair are fatally linked in Naomi Wallace’s new play.
