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A preview of ACT Theatre's "Mary Stuart," which stars two seasoned Seattle actors, Anne Allgood and Suzanne Bouchard.
Slated for Bumbershoot stages: local actress Marya Sea Kaminski, Book-It Repertory Theatre, Gesamtkunstwerk and Puppet This.
Nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune, now in his 50th year of show business, is directing "Bonsoir Liliane!," Teatro ZinZanni's new show that salutes another veteran performer, Liliane Mon…
In its 2011-12 season, collectively titled "love: subject/object " Donald Byrd's year-long tussle with Eros," Spectrum Dance Theater will offer classics and new work by artistic director and…
The cast of "Chicago" plans to celebrate their show reaching a Broadway milestone a day early.
Sound Theatre Company's production of the Shaw comedy is a gem, from costumes to characters to the Cockney accents. Through Aug. 28, 2011, at Center House Theatre in Seattle Center.
Julie Salamon brings to light the secrets and successes of the playwright's life in "Wendy and the Lost Boys: The Uncommon Life of Wendy Wasserstein." Wasserstein was a well-known figure in …
The theater will manage the Seattle Central Community College venue on Capitol Hill, and will present "Spring Awakening," directed by Eric Ankrim, in January 2012.
It's an all-premiere season for the Seattle theater. Coming in 2012: "The Pitmen Painters"; a Harold Pinter festival; and an adaptation of "Ramayana."
The theater company, which ended its 2011 season early and laid off its staff, has hired an artistic director and is moving ahead with plans to raise money and put on productions again.
Theatergoers can see Seattle playwright Cheryl L. West's musical " about porters working on a train the night Joe Louis fought James Braddock in 1937 " in fall 2012.
Seattle-area arts and entertainment highlights for the week beginning Aug. 7 include the movie "Whistleblower," an appearance by Josh Groban and the Olympic Music Festival.
A roundup of theater events going on under one roof: Seattle's ACT Theatre. The local leg of the Icicle Creek Theatre Festival starts Aug. 23, and a couple of retro burlesque shows will be o…
Daniel Sullivan, David Esbjornson, Steven Wadsworth and Doug Hughes have all had a busy summer directing productions in New York.
Visit Book-It Repertory Theatre's One Day Sale on Aug. 17, 2011, and save money on tickets to the Seattle theater's production of "Border Songs."
The 25th-anniversary restaging of the musical "Les Miserables" refreshes the global stage hit based on Victor Hugo's novel of romance and revolution. Runs through Aug. 27 at 5th Avenue Theat…
Seattle Opera board of directors announce a balanced budget of $23 million and name its annual Artists of the Year for the 2010-11 season.
Alan Harrison, who will depart in September, began at ArtsWest in West Seattle in December 2005. ArtsWest hosts art shows, educational events, a theater series and operates on an annual budg…
"Yellow Face," David Henry Hwang's funny, thoughtful comedy of jumbled identities, has its Seattle premiere at Richard Hugo House, through Sept. 3, 2011.
At 25, the international hit musical "Les Miserables," now on tour in Seattle, gets a major makeover.
David Henry Hwang satirizes political correctness, theatrical politics and himself, in his hit comedy "Yellow Face," coming to the Richard Hugo House Aug. 5-Sept. 3, 2011.
Selections have been announced for the 2011 Festival of New Musicals at Issaquah's Village Theatre, and they include a rock musical about Lizzie Borden and a new version of the classic Ameri…
Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin are returning to Broadway together this fall, taking their concert to the Barrymore Theatre beginning Nov. 16.
A review of Seattle Opera's first production of the classic George and Ira Gershwin opera "Porgy and Bess." It plays at McCaw Hall through Aug. 20.
Seattle's ACT Theatre will stage Sarah Ruhl's Tony-nominated play, "In the Next Room, or the vibrator play," starring Jennifer Sue Johnson and Jeff Cummings.
