Interview: Desi Oakley Of Waitress The Musical At Seattle’s Paramount
Desi Oakley made her Broadway debut Wicked! Since then she has been in Annie and Evita as well as making her television debut on Gotham. She is even working on …
Preview: The Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience
There’s good news, and there’s bad news for Game of Thrones fans (some people call them fanatics). Music is coming. The bad news? Winter is coming, but not …
Preview: Cirque Du Soleil VOLTA Big Top Tent Raising
The Cirque du Soleil tent raising for their newest show VOLTA was nothing short of epic. We were able to stand inside the Big Top while 60-something men and …
Preview: Seattle Gilbert And Sullivan Society Presents The Who’s Tommy!
The Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents its first-ever classic British rock opera, The Who’s Tommy!. It’s a far cry from “Three Little …
Preview: The Core Ensemble Presents Don Giovanni
Mozart meets the #MeToo Movement in The Core Ensemble’s innovative adaption of Mozart’s classic 1787 opera, Don Giovanni. In fact, Mozart was centuries …
Preview: Seattle Opera Presents Porgy And Bess The Great American Opera
For the fourth time in their rich musical history, Seattle Opera presents Porgy and Bess, one of their most successful and popular productions. It runs August …
Preview: Mama Tits Is Big & Loud At Seattle’s Triple Door
Seattle’s own superstar, drag diva Mama Tits, returns to The Triple Door for a one-night stand on July 12th. Don’t miss this one-night only …
Review: May The Bells Ring For The Hunchback of Notre Dame!
Don’t miss The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre through June 24, 2018. Get tickets and more info here. The 5th Avenue is …
Preview: The Picture Of Dorian Gray: Scandal Of Victorian England
Long before the decadence and violence of Game of Thrones, Oscar Wilde scandalized Victorian England with his novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray. To them, it …
Preview: Oscar Wilde’s Lady Windermere’s Fan At Taproot Theatre
As Sigmund Freud might say, “Sometimes a fan is just a fan.” Anglo-Irish playwright, novelist, poet, and critic, Oscar Wilde would disagree. In fact, he …
