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At ACT, ‘Tribes’ is about communication as well as hearing | Theater review
A review of ACT’s staging of Nina Raine’s forceful play “Tribes,” on stage through March 26.
A review of ACT’s staging of Nina Raine’s forceful play “Tribes,” on stage through March 26.
Four promising shows for the coming week, including tragicomedy “Into the West” at Seattle Children’s Theatre, a kaleidoscope of vaudeville at Moisture Festival and “Yankee...
The money would help arts, science and culture organizations offer in-class learning experiences in every school district in the county, says King County Executive Dow...
Part raucous bar-theater and part drag satire, “Ms. Pak-Man: On My Last Heart!” at Re-bar is a “comeback,” tell-all nightclub show by the washed-up yellow...
“Milk Like Sugar” at ArtsWest follows a trio of teens who pressure one another to have babies to make up for the neediness in their...
A review of “Into the West,” a charming Irish tragicomedy about a widower, his two kids and a magic horse at Seattle Children’s Theatre.
Four promising shows for the coming week, including “Tribes” at ACT Theatre, “Genre Bender” at Langston Hughes and “Scary Mary” at Annex.