Review: The Phantom Of The Opera Returns To Seattle
Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece The Phantom of the Opera is a show that evokes extremes; one either loves it or hates it, there seems to be no middle …
Review: The Color Purple Brings A Joyful Noise To The Paramount Theatre
The Color Purple, the musical playing at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre through July 1, 2018. Get tickets and more info here. This extraordinary story has …
Preview: Les Misérables Returns To Seattle’s Paramount Theatre Tonight!
Since it first opened in Paris in 1980, somewhere in the world, a production of Les Misérables is being performed. Seattle audiences have seen several …
Review: Hamilton Lives Up To The Hype
Hamilton is entertaining crowds at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre through March 18, 2018. There is a ticket lottery available for most shows. Get info here …
Equality Opportunity Offender The Book of Mormon Returns To Seattle
‘The Book of Mormon” returns to Seattle, where the second national tour company plays January 2-14th at The Paramount Theatre. And it’s naughty and …
Seattle’s Paramount Theatre Will Be Alive With The Sound Of Music
Most of us have lost count of the times we’ve seen Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music. While some may have tired of the nun-turned-nanny …
Nick Spangler On “An American In Paris,” Broadway & “The Amazing Race”
Nick Spangler has accomplished what most people just dream about. He has created a role on Broadway, won “The Amazing Race,” started a family and …
“Mamma Mia!” Farewell Tour Sings Its Way Into Seattle
“Mamma Mia!” returns to Seattle’s Paramount Theatre on March 28th through April 2nd, as part of its farewell tour. Benny Andersson and Björn …
Betsy Padamonsky Talks “Mamma Mia!”, ABBA & Becoming Donna
Betsy Padamonsky portrays Donna in the “Mamma Mia!” Farewell Tour and she might just be the biggest ABBA fan we will ever meet. “Mamma …
Kavin Panmeechao Discusses “The King and I”
“The King and I” is a powerful musical that encompasses beauty, struggle, adventure, politics and love. This Rodgers and Hammerstein classic truly stands …
