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May 30, 2018• Review: Dive Into Fantastic.Z’s “5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche” Through Next Weekend — Before It’s All Closed Up

May 30, 2018• SIFF 2018 LGBTQ Pick: “Every Act of Life” Charts the Life of Master Playwright Terrence McNally

May 24, 2018• Theater Ketchup: “Shakespeare (‘s Dad) in Love” and A Charming Visit to “Arroyo’s”

May 24, 2018• Review: Bold Queer Theater In Tacoma With “Bent”

May 18, 2018• Theatre Ketchup: Evil Puppets Take Over Seattle Stages

May 17, 2018• Bag, Bath & Beyond: Bag Lady Manifesta and Broken Bone Bathtub Both Explore Memory, Trauma, and the Body

May 10, 2018• Theater Ketchup-Sci Fi Edition: Pilgrims/The Nether/Silhouette

May 5, 2018• Theater Ketchup: “Familiar” and “The Wolves”

May 2, 2018• Powerful New Plays Demand Your Attention Part 2: “An Octoroon” at ArtsWest

April 28, 2018• Powerful New Plays Demand Your Attention Part 1: “Oscar Wao” at Book-It

April 23, 2018• Theater “Ketchup”: Three Seattle Shows To Check Out Involving Roosters, Shrews, Mole Rats

April 17, 2018• 5 Questions: MACHINE DAZZLE (About Taylor Mac’s “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music”)

April 16, 2018• Another Op’nin’…Another Opportunity To Talk To “Kiss Me, Kate” Star Cayman Ilika

April 14, 2018• Review: OTB’s “Patti & The Kid” Meanders Through An American Gothic Landscape

April 11, 2018• Spectrum Dance Theater’s Powerful “H.R. 3244” Examines The Modern Slavery of Human Trafficking

April 3, 2018• Review: Seattle Public’s “Ironbound” Is Bleakly Dark But Beautifully Staged

April 2, 2018• Review: The Great Leap Manages To Shoot And Score

April 2, 2018• The Subject Is Painful But Seattle Shakes Has A Winner With “The Merchant of Venice”

March 31, 2018• With Material Deviance, Alice Gosti Unearths the “Stuff” of Modern America

March 30, 2018• Review: “Ride The Cyclone” Is The Best Designed Dead Canadian Teenagers Trapped In Purgatory Musical You’ll See

March 30, 2018• Review: Theatre 22’s “Happiest Song” Is An Emotional Powerhouse That Doesn’t Quite Meet Expectations

March 22, 2018• Review: So Many Writers In So Many Plays

March 22, 2018• Village Theatre’s New Musical Takes Stage To “String” Up Classic Tale

March 2, 2018• Review: Sound Theatre’s “You Can’t Take It With You” Never Takes Off

February 17, 2018• Review: Two New Plays Explore Very Contemporary Themes

February 15, 2018• Review: Theater For Specific Fans

February 9, 2018• Reviews: Two Plays Explore Fractured Families

January 29, 2018• Review: Seattle Theater Swarms With Celebrities! (Dead Ones)

January 27, 2018• Review: “Peerless” Is Dark, Devious and Deliciously Fun

January 25, 2018• Theater: Seattle Rep’s “Two Trains Running” Is Beautiful Theatrical Storytelling