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Poulenc and Puccini: Perfect together
Two rarely-staged, women-only, one-acts close out the Seattle Opera season in style.
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'Assisted Living': Insight and a humorous lift for caregivers
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Mike Daisey comes back to Seattle smarter than ever
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How fitting: Kafka's "The Trial" in Seattle's Ellis Island
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$15 or Less: Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover
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5th Avenue-ACT partnership: A national model for theater collaboration
The two Seattle theaters have teamed up on a series of musicals that neither one could have done on their own. Around the country, a struggling theater industry looks on with hope.
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What liberals can learn from vampire love triangles
Forget your modern, rational thinking and try a little magic in your beliefs.
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Seattle Rep’s “Buffalo” doesn’t roam wildly enough
Despite an excellent pair of lead actors, something fizzles in the delivery of Mamet's normally uncanny resonance.
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quiet: Breaking through theater's fourth wall in the name of justice
An up-and-coming Seattle theater company, quiet is using conversation and unconventional partnerships to get audience members talking about social justice.
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'A Doll's House': Far beyond simple feminism
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