Category: Performing Arts
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Staging Race in Seattle, 2016: Paternalism and Its Discontents
Laura Chrisman tackles the ever intricate subject of race on Seattle’s stages.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Motion From Emotion: Karin Stevens Dance’s re(MOVE) : re(TURN)
Omar Willey considers the Chinese Wu Xing and the dance of Karin Stevens in his latest review.
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Sacrifice & Attachments: An Interview with Annex’s Eat Cake Team
José Amador interviews the playwright, director and ensemble member from Annex Theatre’s upcoming production of Seth Tankus’ EAT CAKE.
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MAP Theater’s Belleville (dir. Peggy Gannon)
José Amador discusses the unfortunate familiarity found at the center of MAP Theater’s production of Amy Herzog’s BELLEVILLE.
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The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
Wesley K. Andrews returns with some thoughts on the devil and Miss Hart.
