Does ‘The Notebook’ musical deliver anything new?
Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams made “The Notebook” a beloved romantic film. How does the musical adaptation stack up?
Entertainment, Theater
Seattle theater’s latest play tackles authoritarianism, censorship
Thalia’s Umbrella discomforts audiences (in a good way) with this play about making theater in an authoritarian state.
Seattle theater’s production of Shakespeare comedy is delightful
Desdemona Chiang helms a delightful production of Shakespeare’s comedy at Union Arts Center.
Seattle Children’s Theatre Bruce Lee play fights on after Kennedy Center canceling
“Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story” tells the story of the pop-culture icon when he was a young adult living in Seattle.
Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘Topdog/Underdog’ hits Seattle’s ArtsWest
ArtsWest delivers a stunning production of this Pulitzer Prize winner from Suzan-Lori Parks.
Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘Topdog/Underdog’ hits Seattle’s ArtsWest
ArtsWest delivers a stunning production of this Pulitzer Prize winner from Suzan-Lori Parks.
Seattle theater for February, March includes a Ryan Gosling tear-jerker
This month in Seattle theater, enjoy cannibal humor, a dystopian wedding and more alongside classics from Shakespeare and Suzan Lori-Parks.
Longtime Seattle artists’ Moore Theatre show builds rich visual world
A new dance-centric work from longtime Seattle interdisciplinary artists probes the balance of masculine and feminine, nature and technology.
‘Here There Are Blueberries’ reveals a shocking new side of Auschwitz
The mystery of this documentary play from Tectonic Theater Project, now playing at Seattle Rep, begins with a cache of photos of Nazis at rest.
Seattle theater celebrates anniversary with return to hit production
The Sound Theatre Company commemorates a milestone this year with a concert-version reprise of one of its most beloved productions.