The Grand Illusion: 53% Of
Thoughts on whiteness and satire. Review by Omar Willey.
Between The Church and The Law: Ten Acrobats in an Amazing Leap of Faith
Omar Willey thinks about religion and theater — again.
The Only Place You Can Go Is Down: The Adding Machine
Thoughts on the UW’s recent production of the Elmer Rice play.
Intimations of Life: Rajiv Joseph’s Suresh Plays
Considerations of the music and the melodrama of Rajiv Joseph. Omar Willey writes.
The Price of Conscience: The Lower Depths
Omar Willey writes some stuff about the latest Seagull Project project.
“Sweeney Todd”: A Pie For a Pie Truth to Find; or, All The Things We Got By Now Sewing Pathos to the Grand Guignol
Andrew Hamlin watches Sweeney Todd.
Live to Run Another Day: Refugees in the Garden City
Omar Willey’s thoughts on the great American play.
A World of Excuses: The Oregon Trail
Thoughts on postmodernism, fatalism, and community theater. A typical review from Omar Willey.
If You’re Born on an Island, The Ocean Heals You: Jacob Jonas The Company’s Crash and Other Works
Omar Willey travels to exotic Edmonds for his first dance review since quarantine.
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