The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has already canceled more shows this year than it did in all of 2017.
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'Lauren Weedman Doesn’t Live Here Anymore': a solo show about fame, shame and how to juggle sharp emotional knives in public
Lauren Weedman's latest harrowing solo adventure runs at ACT through Aug. 12.
How I learned to love ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ music while mowing a giant lawn
The summer I was 13, I accidentally fell in love with "The Phantom of the Opera" soundtrack. It wasn't just a distraction from a dauntingly...
Taproot Theatre’s ‘Sweet Land’ features an appealing romance set amid xenophobia
Taproot's well-cast, engaging chamber musical is more than a celebration of Midwestern acreage and hardy farm folk; it contextualizes its entertaining romance within the xenophobia...
Look Ahead: The hottest Seattle events for August 2018 VIEW
Pearl Jam home shows! Seattle Art Fair! Our Seattle Times arts writers dish on next month’s most buzzworthy arts-and-entertainment events.
Seattle playwright’s ambitious new drama is a warning for the future
Set in 2050, the play looks back critically on events in the 2020s, when the U.S. battle over immigration explodes.
‘Persimmon Nights’ at Cafe Nordo plays out like a glossy movie melodrama
The view into a 1960s Korean-American nightclub in L.A. is intriguing, with a five-course Korean dinner-theater menu to welcome you to Persimmon Grove.
Wasted youth: Drama of the unspoken isn’t enough in Annie Baker’s ‘The Aliens’ at 12th Ave Arts
Playwright Annie Baker's first stage direction for "The Aliens" begins with an admonition: "This is important: At least a third — if not half — of this...