Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom and the Broadly Thin Line
Thoughts on horror, morality, tone, and perspective, courtesy of the UW UTS’s Halloween production.
Psst, The Seattle Fringe Theater Festival Is Here Again
José Amador takes a look at the recently revived Seattle Fringe Theater Festival, now in its third year, muses on what the Fest needs to further thrive and previews a handful of shows.
Go To The Seattle Fringe, Please!
Aimée Bruneau’s impassioned plea to artists and audiences alike to attend the 2014 Seattle Fringe Theater Festival.
No Damn Picture is Worth It: Time Stands Still
Omar Willey thinks about photojournalism and the bourgeois life, via Donald Margulies’ play.
This Week in Performance: Week of July 25, 2014
The summertime productions do not stop rolling in, despite all of the recent controversy surrounding local productions, in particular, the Dance scene comes on strong this week after a seemingly quiet interlude. José Amador leads you through the numerous offerings.
Yelp and Yellowface: Nikkei Protests and The Mikado in 2014
Tamiko Nimura violates some terms of service in this piece about the latest Mikado kerfuffle, courtesy of the dolts at the Seattle G&S Society.
This Week in Performance: Week of July 11, 2014
With temperatures already reaching the upper 80’s
in early July, we have every indication that the proverbial dog days of Summer will be a lengthy period this year. There won’t be a shortage of entertainment options, however, and this weekend provides Shakespeare galore, Serge Gainsbourg inspired dance, improv based on the mob genre and more. José Amador leads you through it all
A Small Fire
Pam Carter pens her thoughts on Sound Theatre’s production of Adam Bock’s A Small Fire.
Don Juan in Chicago: Mortadell’arte
A quick review of the Arouet production.
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