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Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood – Play – Village Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Ken Ludwig’s Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood light play at Village Theatre starring Ricky Spaulding & directed by Adam Immerwahr. Lots of good fight choreography. Neat stage magic to make the arrows “fly.” #robinHood Synopsis from the Theatre: Robbing from the rich has never been so fun! A greedy prince … Continue reading... Click to read more

Preview Post – Cambodian Rock Band – Musical – ACT Theatre and The 5th Avenue Theatre

Cambodian Rock Band Dengue Fever musical opening night at ACT Theatre w/ 5th Avenue Theatre. Performing until 11/5/23. Stay tuned for my full review! #showsiveseen #theatre #Cambodia #KhmerRouge #DengueFever #Cambodian Tickets: https://acttheatre.org/2023-24-season/cambodian-rock-band/ Like/Comment/Share my Social Media Preview Posts About this Show: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Threads... Click to read more

Dog Man: The Musical – Seattle Children’s Theatre & TheaterWorksUSA

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Dog Man: The Musical at Seattle Children’s Theatre by TheaterWorksUSA starring Brandon James Butorovich. Directed by Jen Wineman. Impressive pipes from Sadie Jayne Kennedy. Good way to introduce young kids to musicals. Corny humor like Disney Channel or ABC Family. Synopsis from the Theatre: Dog Man: The Musical is based on … Continue reading... Click to read more

Preview Post – Passengers – Seattle Rep

Passengers cirque show opening weekend at Seattle Rep with The 7 Fingers. Performing until 10/15/23. Stay tuned for my full review! #showsiveseen #theatre #circus #acrobat #acrobatics Tickets: https://www.seattlerep.org/plays/202324-season/passengers/ Like/Comment/Share my Social Media Preview Posts About this Show: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Threads... Click to read more

Disney’s The Little Mermaid – Musical – The 5th Avenue Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Disney’s The Little Mermaid musical at The 5th Avenue Theatre starring Diana Huey & Colman Cummings. Directed by Glenn Casale and music directed by RJ Tancioco. Vibrant set/costumes. Quality rivaled the national tour (which I’ve seen twice). It’s times like these that I wish I had kids to bring to the … Continue reading... Click to read more