Fear Is Here to Stay, Theatre Is Here for a Visit
How 2 eerie virtual offerings, ‘Someone Else’s House’ and Darkfield Radio, managed to creep into my personal space and give me genuine chills.
Stories by Gemma Wilson
Theatre on the Road and on the Run
Theatremakers in New York, Philadelphia, and Seattle are meeting audiences at the park, in the street, and all places in between.
A Wild Child’s Identity Crisis: Cherdonna Shinatra Falls Into ‘The Doll Pit’
Jody Kuehner’s irreverent, form-breaking alter ego is back with a more contemplative but no less challenging new dance-theatre-film.
StoryWorks, Reporting Live From Your Local Stage (or Headphones)
The documentary theatre company partners with newsrooms, playwrights, and theatres to do a kind of stage journalism well suited to tell complicated human stories.
Madeline Sayet and Tara Moses: Returning Theatre to Its True Roots
At Seattle’s Red Eagle Soaring, Sayet and Moses will share artistic director duties, modeling and shaping a decolonized process to better serve Native youth.
‘CO2020’: Theatrical Postcards From a Rocky Year in Colorado
How Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company crowdsourced a docutheatre piece on how a year of COVID, racist violence and protest, and political division felt in their state.
This Time It’s Personal: 600 Highwaymen’s Intimate ‘A Thousand Ways’
The acclaimed company has built a tripartite show about the space between us in which we must do a lot of the connecting.
Jéhan Òsanyìn: What’s True Beyond Definition
Leading with laughter and love, they remain uncompromising about making room for their whole, uncontainable self.
3 Seattle Schools Give COVID Collab a College Try
Undergraduate theatre programs join forces to combat artistic isolation and build creative community.
