Category: Performing Arts
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Lily Verlaine brings Seattle a Nightcap and much more
Omar Willey talks with the divine Ms. Lily Verlaine about her new burlesque show, Nightcap.
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The Fruits of Labor: Three Shows from BOOST 2013 Go Full Length
Some thoughts about three shows the debuted at last winters BOOST festival, that have now gone on to full-length productions.
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Comedy In Your Pocket
Kelly Dermody empties her pockets and finds a comedy group, The Pocket Theater.
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The Temperamentals: Renewing History
Omar Willey goes underground with Jon Marans’ play about the Mattachine Society.
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Mother for you I made this: The Art of Changing How We Talk About Mental Disorders
Ezra Dickinson explores the touchstone issue of mental health in his latest dance work.
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Young Jean Lee’s Untitled Feminism
Some thoughts about Young Jean Lee’s UNTITLED FEMINIST SHOW at On the Boards.
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“History is the Thing that hurts”: In Memoriam Herbert Blau
Herbert Blau died on his birthday last week. This is tribute to a man who was my idol, my mentor, and, finally but most importantly, my friend.
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Smoked: A gritty, affectionate Café Nordo tribute to the western
Tom Mohrman reviews Café Nordo’s latest mélange of food and theater.
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Once Upon a Time 6x in the West: Playfully Experimental
Director Jeffrey Fracé and his talented young cast explore the history of experimental theater in this excellent production.
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The Finest Work Songs: Gabrielle Nomura and the Relay Dance Collective
Tamiko Nimura catches up with the Relay Dance Collective and talks about their “Paradigm Shift” in the dance and hip-hop community.
