229 stories by "Gemma Wilson"
The world premiere of Brendan Healy's funny, poignant look at family secrets (and recipes) runs through Dec. 2 at 12th Avenue Arts in Seattle.
Today's Intiman Theatre, which has survived a roller-coaster history, bears little resemblance to what it was decades ago. Why should it?
Tony-winning mythological musical "Hadestown" is back at Seattle's Paramount Theatre through Nov. 5. Here's what our critic thought of the popular production.
"Islander," an enchanting two-actor musical, runs at Seattle Rep through Nov. 19.
SilverKite's Intergenerational Theatre Company creates plays designed to build community across generations.
"Cambodian Rock Band" may have plenty of laughter but it's also deadly serious and moving, a family story of inherited trauma and gut-wrenching history inside layers of music and comedy.
Whether your October vibe skews toward spooky season, sweater season or moody season, local theaters have something to suit.
The 6,000-square-foot scene shop in South Park is a rare resource in increasingly expensive Seattle.
Andrew Lee Creech explores Black cowboy history in his world premiere play "Last Drive to Dodge," now running at Taproot Theatre.
This isn't your average "sit-and-watch" sort of play. Seattle Rep's "Passengers" marries acrobatics with theater while capturing the wistful romance of travel.
A delightful "Matt & Ben" lands at ArtsWest while Reboot Theatre Company's "Peter and the Starcatcher" misses the mark.
From "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" to a cast of contemporary circus performers using acrobatics to tell stories, here's what you won't want to miss this month.
We're seeing a remarkable turnover in arts leaders in Seattle. What's behind it and what does it mean for the arts in this area?
This fall is full of theater to get excited about, from big-budget touring musicals to local world premieres and more. Here are six to get started.
Forty years ago, A Chorus Line, the beloved downtown musical celebrating the lives of Broadway's hard-working dancers, made its way uptown to the spotlights and footlights of Broadw…
Tonight's the night! The seats are filled and the lights are dimming at Radio City Music Hall, which can only mean that it's time for our favorite part of the Tony Awards: ranking th…
From the moment the all-male cast of That Championship Season sets foot on the stage of the Jacobs Theatre, one thing is very clear: These guys are a team. Kiefer Sutherland, Chris Noth, Jas…
Broadway-bound comedienne Kathy Griffin rolled up her sleeves on March 8 and started shilling in front the Belasco Theatre, papering the street with "reviews" of her solo show Kathy Griffin …
In an acting career spanning nearly 50 years, Brian Cox has taken on everything from stage classics like King Lear to tiny independent films to blockbusters like Braveheart and The Bourne Id…
Age and hometown: "Late 40s." Brooklyn, NYCurrent role: Charming three generations of Beatles fans in a Broadway debut performance as Paul McCartney in Rain.No Place Like Home: For those who…
Age and hometown: 34, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.Current role: Flouncing into her Broadway debut as the fickle Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest.The Kindness of Strangers:…
There's no doubt that Broadway stars are immensely talented people, but their confidence dips when it comes to one thing: bowling. "I'm not a good bowler, I've never been a good bowler, I wi…
On February 1, sunny Sacramento native Teal Wicks made her Broadway debut belting out some of the Great White Way's biggest notes as Wicked's latest Elphaba. Wicks, who has played the green …
Age and Hometown: 27, Guilderland, NY.Current role: Making her Broadway debut as Shylock's lovestruck daughter Jessica in The Merchant of Venice.Double the Fun: While Lind was premiering in …
It's been almost nine years since Kentucky-bred, Juilliard-trained Jennifer Carpenter made her Broadway debut in The Crucible alongside Liam Neeson and Laura Linney. She's been in Hollywood …
