Commissioned to create a theatrical response to the Ferguson event, actor and playwright Dael Orlandersmith spoke with scores of St. Louis-area residents — across racial,...
Oscar Wilde’s penchant for pithy aphorisms may be his most appreciated trait now, but “Dorian Gray” succeeds on a different level: florid, eerie and murky.
It's the second Tony Award win for David Zinn.
This year Hedgebrook, a retreat on Whidbey Island for female writers, celebrates the 20th anniversary of its annual Women Playwrights Festival, with free public readings...
The production of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" stars actor Joshua Castille, who is deaf, as Quasimodo. He will deliver his song lyrics in American...
There will be blood in Erica Schmidt’s adaptation of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," which brings the horror back.
From Janelle Monáe to "Incredibles 2," our Seattle Times arts writers dish on next month’s most buzzworthy arts and entertainment events.
“Hand to God," currently one of the most-produced plays in the U.S., is a gloriously smart prism of paradoxes.
