Also: The Ugly American.
Rapunzel never relaxes into its tale.
A one-woman show examines the lives of Soviet Russia’s most stoic victims.
Trigger Kids Joe Von Appen at ConWorks Studio Theater, 500 Boren Ave. N., 800-838-3006, www.brownpapertickets.com. $6–$12. 8 p.m. Fri.–Sat., through…
An admirable antihero leads Rostand’s classic romance.
Four stumbling anti-heroes, unsentimentally observed.
Two shows take comedic aim at the American malaise.
Also: Wit.
A visceral look at the press’ role in the first Gulf War.
Seattle Rep’s Private Lives will make you tipsy—and maybe a little hungover the next morning.
Strong casting and an uncluttered approach make Shakespeare shimmer.
Tennessee Williams’ notoriously problematic play becomes a scattered blur.
Book-It’s Don Quixote has safe, sweet slapstick appeal.
All-female Hamlet and King John take the stage this week.
Through twining narratives, Theater Schmeater examines recent history.
Dates subject to change. Call ahead to verify. JANUARY 26 RADIO GOLF The conclusion to the late, great August Wilson’s…
A writer becomes prey in ArtsWest’s literary noir.
Counteracting yuletide treacle with comedy noir.
Fourteen plays, conceived, written, rehearsed, and mounted in the brutally short space of 48 hours—it’s like Scheherazade shot out of…
Scams and stings among the upper class, à la David Mamet.
