“Three Tall Women” w/ Twelfth Night Productions. Plotless play where the characters just sit around talking. Good lesson for millennials about the inevitable decline from invincible self-assured optimistic youth to senile broken mortal decrepitude. Impressive line memorization for the old lady.
Watched “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” at Village Theatre. Minimalist set. Nice visual/audio effects. Not a fan of the play-within-a-play literary device. Love the name “Wellington!” #autism
“A Doll’s House, Part 2” at Seattle Repertory Theatre. While I acknowledge the longstanding unfair gender inequality in our patriarchal society, I wanted to watch an entertaining play – not listen to a preachy lecture about feminism. #Ibsen
“The Woman in Black” ghost play at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Slow start had me planning to leave at intermission but it morphed into a chilling, haunting, edge-of-your-seat, scary, suspenseful, spine-tingling, gothic thriller. Great use of light, sound, & 2-person cast.
Dinner theatre play adaptation of “Jitterbug Perfume” at Cafe Nordo. Too many motifs, stories, & eccentric characters made it hard to follow. Immortality & aromatic perfection were alluring central themes though. #MardiGras
