Existential Dread Wants to be Funny
Get ready, Seattle, here comes Beckettfest! Yes, More than a dozen performance producing organizations throughout Seattle will be performing works … Continue reading Existential Dread Wants to be Funny
Category: Theatre
Tonight: Two “Almost Live!” alums return to Seattle, bring comedy to the Triple Door
I grew up revering the local sketch comedy show “Almost Live!” It was my Seattle education before I moved into … Continue reading Tonight: Two “Almost Live!” alums return to Seattle, bring comedy to the Triple Door
Victor Janusz tells his own story with humor and song in Hands Solo: Pianoman
Victor Janusz has been a fixture behind a piano almost constantly since he was eight years old. He has played … Continue reading Victor Janusz tells his own story with humor and song in Hands Solo: Pianoman
For better or worse, Family Affair feels like, yes, family
Since the Spring of 2013, Jennifer Jasper’s Family Affair has occupied the third Wednesday of each month in the Rendezvous’s intimate Jewel … Continue reading For better or worse, Family Affair feels like, yes, family
Passing Strange Is At Least Two-Thirds Awesome
Don’t think of Passing Strange as a musical. Most people think they hate musicals—probably because most musicals are terrible, or … Continue reading Passing Strange Is At Least Two-Thirds Awesome
“The Price” Isn’t Right
Attention must be paid to the set dressing. Arthur Miller’s The Price is set in an attic, that place where … Continue reading “The Price” Isn’t Right
Ideas abound at the second annual SOAP Fest
The second annual Sandbox One-Act Play Festival opened last night to a packed crowd at Fremont’s West of Lenin theatre. … Continue reading Ideas abound at the second annual SOAP Fest