Jeff Resta's new play seeks answers for living from the Great Beyond.
Hello, summer; goodbye, brain cells. Something about sunshine on the skin (and pollen in your nose) makes thinking more trouble than it's worth. Our esteemed… Continue reading
All this, and Groucho too? That's what I call entertainment.
The New York performance artist tackles race, rappers, and just about anything else.
History for dummies, from dummies
A gay twist on the world of espionage.
Martin McDonagh's new play is well-written, superbly acted, and leaves a very unpleasant taste.
A lumpy concoction of fairy tales at the Children's Theater.
Art stands off against morality. Guess who wins, again?
Britain's top comic comes to Seattle.
A Shakespearean musical sweet to the eye but bland to the taste.
A hit-and-miss crash course in Christopher Durang's comedy.
Theater Schmeater's new artistic director plans big changes for a small venue.
Politics and the personal are inextricable in David Hare's masterful play.
If you're looking for a brilliant exploration of assisted suicide, look elsewhere.
Pulp Vixens whip up some romance of the rails.
The perils of polygamy, according to David Hwang's new play Golden Child.
A loving production of Martha Edson's new play.
Susan Faludi's new book gives men another chance.
Bret Fetzer's new play defies observation.
