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December 1, 2022• Review: Seattle Rep’s “Mr. Dickens and His Carol” Is A Christmas Dirge

November 5, 2022• Theater Review: The Gory Charms of “Macbeth”

October 17, 2022• Review: Time to Learn About Our Constitution!

September 30, 2022• Reviews: “The Griswolds’ Broadway Vacation” Is A Bumpy Trip

September 26, 2022• Review: Theatre 22’s Superb “Nonsense and Beauty”Is A Gay Love Story Worth Your Time

September 24, 2022• Review: Can “Choir Boy’s” Great Music and Strong Performances Save An Underdeveloped Script?

June 18, 2022• Review: “The Bonesetter’s Daughter” Is Beautiful & Moving Theater at Book-It Rep

June 12, 2022• Review: The Making of “Jaws” Musical “Bruce” Bites Off Less Than It Can Chew

May 25, 2022• Sephardic Jewish Community in Seattle Gets a Theatrical Treatment With “Arrivals: A Seattle Love Story”

May 12, 2022• Review: “Sweat” Is The Best Theater Production In Town

May 9, 2022• Review: “Or,” Is A Funny, Frisky Farce

May 1, 2022• Review: Sound Theater’s “Gaslight” Has Strong Design Elements And An Engaging Cast

May 1, 2022• Review: Seattle Rep’s Intense “Selling Kabul” Is A Winning & Very Timely Drama

April 21, 2022• Review: “Ghosts” Is Hauntingly Fresh and Modern

April 10, 2022• Review: The Spitfire Grill Is A Feel Good Respite From Our Complicated World

March 26, 2022• Review: Delicious Goosebumps For Adults With ACT’s “The Thin Place”

March 21, 2022• Review: “Pipeline” Tackles The New Jim Crow And How It Affects Young Black Men

March 15, 2022• Review: Reading Between The Lines With Village Theatre’s “The Book Club Play”

March 14, 2022• Todrick Hall’s “Femuline Tour” Has A Rocky Start In Seattle

March 10, 2022• Review: There Will Be No Dirty Jokes In This Review Of “Teenage Dick”

March 6, 2022• Review: Enchanting New Red Riding Hood Is A Fun Family Hit

February 27, 2022• Miryam Sez: RUN To Check Out Taproot’s “See How They Run”

February 27, 2022• Review: “Drum & Colors” Is Part Hit And Part Miss

February 23, 2022• Feminism Makes Waves – A Review of ‘The Fifth Wave’ at Macha Theatre Works

February 7, 2022• Review: ACT’s “Hotter Than Egypt” Is More Tepid Than Sultry

February 3, 2022• Review: I Loved Beauty, The Beast is OK But Gaston Was Too Greasy

December 22, 2021• “We’ve Battled Monsters Before” Is An Entrancing New Work From A Masterful Seattle Musician 

November 3, 2021• “What We Were” Is Pony World Theatre’s Intense Return to Great Seattle Theater

September 23, 2021• Theater Review: Coming To TERMS OF ENDEARMENT as Tacoma Little Theatre Returns To Live Shows

March 1, 2020• Review: This “Screw” Has Too Much Gab And Not Enough Grab