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It's one of the enduring truths of American pop culture: Superman is indestructible.
Seattle Shakespeare Company sets "Love's Labour's Lost" in 1920s Britain to stylish effect, writes critic Misha Berson. Through April 7, 2013.
"Torso," by Seattle's Keri Healey, has won the American Theatre Critics Association M. Elizabeth Osborn prize. And a play by local writer Robert Schenkkan is a finalist for the Harold and Mi…
Seattle Repertory Theatre's production of "Good People" is an unsparing look at something audiences don't often see: the gap between the working poor and the well-to-do. Through March 31, 20…
A review of "Next Fall" at ArtsWest, a production full of moving moments, writes critic John Hartl. Through April 6, 2013.
"Grey Gardens" the musical, based on the true story of the mother-daughter Beales, starts previews at ACT Theatre on March 15, 2013.
The Juilliard School in New York City has received a $10 million gift that will endow its new four-year graduate program in drama.
The sweet, successful musical "First Date," a hit coproduction of ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, will be on a Broadway stage this summer.
Lots of the new on area stages in the coming week: a world premiere at Village Theatre, a local premiere at ArtsWest and a contemporary play at Hugo House.
"Good People," the Tony-winning play at Seattle Rep through March 31, 2013, is a rare popular drama about a real-life struggle to make ends meet in low-income America.
'First Date,' a well-done, well-received musical that was a coproduction of Seattle's ACT and 5th Avenue theaters, will be staged on Broadway this summer.
Village Theatre's new season will include a new musical, "The Tutor," and a rare local production of "Funny Girl." Also new: a matinee subscription series.
The new musical "Secondhand Lions" will have its world premiere in the 5th Avenue Theatre's 2013-14 season, in a lineup that also includes a tour of Broadway's "The Gershwins' Porgy & Bess,"…
A review of "Altar Boyz," about a Christian-rock boy band, at Seattle Musical Theatre through March 10, 2013.
Seattle Opera's production of "La Bohème," running through March 10, 2013, is rich in fine acting and singing, perceptive directing and zestful orchestration, writes reviewer Bernard Jacobs…
Though fictional, the play points out some uncomfortable truths about the past nine months, which have seen French President François Hollande's popularity plunge at the same speed as hi…
A review of Annie Dorsen's "A Piece of Work," having its world premiere at On the Boards in Seattle.
The locally written show, at ACT Theatre through March 10, 2013, will chronicle the role of women in the city's vibrant 1990s rock scene and feature live music from the era.
Pacific MusicWorks and Seattle Dance Project combine song and dance in 'Wayward Sisters,' happening Feb. 22-23.
Seattle Times theater critic Misha Berson passes on this about an On the Boards happening:
Annie Dorsen is best known as director and co-creator of the hip 2008 Broadway musical "Passing St…
Composer-conductor Larry Blank will lead the Seattle Symphony orchestra in a selection of Hamlisch hits in a series of concerts Feb. 21-24, 2013.
Someone is dreaming the dream: "Les Miserables" is coming back to Broadway.
Seattle native and Broadway dancer-choreographer Noah Racey is a suave and nimble con man in the 5th Avenue Theatre's new rendering of Broadway's "The Music Man." Through March 10, 2013.
