Theatre
Big Man on Stage
A revitalized Mike Daisey returns to Seattle with two new shows.
Last year, monologist Mike Daisey’s The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs erupted in a truth-versus-fiction scandal. Now the onetime Seattleite brings American Utopias and F***ing F***ing F***ing Ayn Rand, both of which recently...
Events
'Romeo and Juliet' Is Ferocious and Flawed
Amid this cool and drizzly Seattle summer, the vaguely North African setting of Romeo and Juliet in the Intiman Theatre Festival suggests plenty of heat. Clad in...
Fairies and Politicians, Anyone?
Every year, Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society outdoes itself. Each year, I think it can’t get better than this, and every year something new and delightful...
The Humanity of Hedda Gabler
Goddamn the idle rich for their moralistic handwringing, their self-absorbed bloviating, their desperate chokehold on the status quo. Goddamn them simply for their...
Director Kerry Christianson on "Parallel Lives"
Parallel Lives, a play based on a series of hilarious, 1980s Off-Broadway shows by Kathy Najimy and Mo Gaffney, opens this Friday, July 13 at Theater Schmeater,...
Energy Explodes in Les Misérables
When the first bombastic notes burst from the orchestra, the energy level of the 5th Avenue’s production of Les Misérables is set—and doesn’t flag for the entire...
What Have I Done?
June 12, 2012: I don’t always love going to the theatre. My mind is too busy, too fast, and unless I’m completely beguiled by the majesty in front of me, I’m...
Dowsed in Aesthetics
Anna Telcs and the ceremony of fashion.
Anna Telcs inhabits the dual worlds of commercial fashion and art. She’s an assistant editorial stylist for Nordstrom...
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