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Rosemary Jones started going to theater in Seattle at the age of four. Since then, she's seen the good, the bad, the strange, and the truly sublime. Visit her site www.rosemaryjones.com, or see what she's reading now at www.myspace.com/jonesbooks.

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Last chance to see Intiman's imported Othello

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Intiman's import of Othello from Theatre for a New Audience has turned into a small box office bonanza for the company. Originally, Intiman planned to...
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The working actor's life: kung fu movie, chipmunk ears, and a trip to Siberia

If you go to the theater frequently in Seattle, then you’ve seen Tim Hyland. He’s that quintessential working man actor who can fill any...
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Seattle's Shrek and Sher in the 63rd Tony Awards; Next to Normal has Northwest roots

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Seattle theater lovers will be celebrating tonight's Tony awards in both public and private parties, cheering hometown favorites.While New York's...
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Intiman's A Thousand Clowns kids around just enough

Intiman's current production of A Thousand Clowns leaves Herb Gardner's play intact. Director Sari Ketter wisely makes no attempt to modernize or...
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It's Friday, so follow your favorite Seattle theaters on Twitter

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Seattle's theaters have embraced Twitter as one more way to reach out to a younger audience (the graying of an audience being always a terror to arts...
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A Lass for all ladies: an interview with Crime’s leading (and only) actress

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Hana Lass embodies every woman on stage in Intiman’s production of Crime and Punishment at the Seattle Center. Luckily, this upcoming Seattle...
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Take a literary tour via Seattle's stages with three shows in April

Don't have time to hit the books? Need to get a reluctant reader fired up about world literature? For far less than the price of a Kindle, consider...
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Intiman's new season begins with Crime and Punishment, Thousand Clowns, and Othello

A 90-minute Crime and Punishment begins Intiman’s season on March 29. Sheila Daniel directs this taunt adaptation of Dostoyevsky’s novel...
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