Not a Critique of Record of the Anthropocene Movement
Pam Carter offers an attempt to save the world in her non-review of Karin Stevens Dance’s Record of the Anthropocene Movement.
Edge Cases: The Seattle Fringe Festival 2017 Opens March 23rd
A quick preview of the 2017 Seattle Fringe Festival by your roving publisher.
Medea the Barbarian: UW UTS’ Medea
Omar Willey offers some thoughts about Greek drama and the UW Undergraduate Theater Society’s version of Medea.
SHOT: Scenes from the Bully Pulpit
Thoughts on didacticism and audience via Donald Byrd’s latest Spectrum Dance Theater piece at the Rep.
December’s Child: Land of the Sweets – A Burlesque Nutcracker
Omar Willey ventures out into the ice and snow to find The Land of Sweets and comes back thinking maybe the holidays aren’t so bad.
Staging Race in Seattle, 2016: Paternalism and Its Discontents
Laura Chrisman tackles the ever intricate subject of race on Seattle’s stages.
Finding Noelle: An Ode to Marlin
Omar Willey visits the Pocket Theater for Price Arts’ latest dance and finds it not so weird at all.
Beyond a Joyful Noise, a Lingering Doubt
Our publisher finds time to write, and lays out some further thoughts on religion in theater inspired by Taproot’s A Joyful Noise.
A Serious Business
What can a good joke do? Mary O’Hara meets the performers and researchers who say that comedy can change how we think and even how we act.
The Auspicious Knot Untied: Duels
Thoughts on other dimensions of Nick Stokes’ Duels
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