'Middletown' holds a big mirror to passive Seattle

A hilarious and touching take on the classic "Our Town," ACT's 'Middletown' will worm its way into your passive Seattle brain.
by / September 9, 2013
A hilarious and touching take on the classic "Our Town," ACT's 'Middletown' will worm its way into your passive Seattle brain.

Meet Mary and John. They're neighbors in small, quiet Middletown.

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Berit Anderson

Berit Anderson

Berit Anderson was Managing Editor at Crosscut, following tech, culture, media and politics. She founded Crosscut's Community Idea Lab. Previously community manager of the Tribune Company’s Seattle blogging network, her work has also appeared in YES! Magazine and on the Huffington Post, Geekwire, Q13Fox.com and KBCS 91.3 radio. She served as Communications Director at Strategic News Service, a weekly newsletter that predicts global trends in tech and economics, and Future in Review, an annual tech conference which gathers C-level executives to solve global problems. Her weaknesses include outdoor adventure, bananas with peanut butter and big fluffy dogs.