Director and actor Jerry Dixon will become artistic director of Village Theatre in June, following the retirement of longtime Artistic Director Steve Tomkins.
In this adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel, nearly every scene is taken to earsplitting levels of boisterous activity. The show is incessant in its...
Prolific theater director Desdemona Chiang’s new show, ‘The World of Extreme Happiness’ — a coproduction of Seattle Public Theater and SIS Productions — opens Oct....
In “Burning Doors” at On the Boards, Belarus Free Theatre stages harrowing and sometimes improbably funny parables about making art despite real-life political repression.
Latino Theatre Projects’ production of “Ay, Carmela!” — a challenging play for any theater company — takes on an urgency that’s more enervating than energizing.
Forward Flux theater company’s latest double feature includes ‘las mariposas Y los muertos,” following an indie-rock band’s rise, and “No More Sad Things,” following a...
“Relativity,” at Taproot Theatre, uses a fictional Albert Einstein to ruminate on the question: Does a genius deserve a pass for bad behavior?
“I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,” Maya Angelou’s early memoir adapted for the stage by Book-It, puts a harrowing and delightful story on its...
You’ll never think of crime the same way again once you see “Teh Internet Is Serious Business" at 12th Avenue Arts.
Fall brings a panoply of paranoia to local theater, from satire (a Gogol stage adaptation) to deadly serious (Belarus Free Theatre).
