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No equivocation necessary, the Rep has a hit on its hands

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

Most plays do not inspire an immediate desire to run out to the gift shop and buy a copy of the script. Bill Cain’s Equivocation does....
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SCT's Peter Pan provides high-flying musical adventure and pirates!

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

David Pichette can act with great subtlety and finesse. He has been one of the more reliable pleasures of Seattle big theaters for a couple of...
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Laughter rules the Seattle stage with colorful Joseph, romantic Emma, and cookie-munching Mouse

When times get tough, the entertainment turns to comedy and music to lighten the load. Call it the Fred & Ginger equation of economics. By that...
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2009 Theatre Puget Sound Gregory Awards will be announced tonight

Hanna Lass, one of the actresses nominated for a Gregory, as Ariel. photo courtesy of Seattle Shakespeare The first and hopefully continuing...
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Rep and Intiman offer deals today on 39 Steps and Abe Lincoln

Want to go to the theater but lacking cash? There's two good deals today at the Seattle Center. Both the Rep and Intiman are offering...
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Book-It's adaptation turns Confederacy of Dunces into a comedy hit

Book-It Repertory Theatre’s adaptation of Confederacy of Dunces turned a “love it or hate it” book into a universally acclaimed...
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PNB's Romeo et Juliette: Shakespearean poetry and passion without words

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Jean-Christophe Maillot's Romeo et Juliette transmutes Shakespeare's immortal poetry into a dazzling drama of dance. Shakespeare's words are gone, but...
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Theatre Puget Sound extends Seattle Center agreement; Live Theatre Week event on Sunday

Theatre Puget Sound announced today that the organization will be able to continue offering "below industry...
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Rep's free Family Day helps hook older kids on theater

"It's an ongoing challenge," admits the Seattle Repertory Theatre's education director Andrea Allen when she talks about her programming for...
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Stop the music: theater at Bumbershoot

Most people attend Bumbershoot for the bands. But Seattle's long weekend arts festival celebrates all the arts. Take a break from the music and...
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