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Death of a Salesman – Play – Short Order Theatre Company

#Soldout — Sold out “Death of a Salesman” matinee at Slate Theatre. Slow-moving play about the American dream, success, & the reality of mediocrity. Not quite sure why it won the Pulitzer Prize & some Tony Awards.

American Junkie – Play – Book-It Repertory Theatre

Watched the stage #play adaptation of — Watched the stage play adaptation of “American Junkie” at Book-It Repertory Theatre. Visceral, vivid, chilling descriptions of heroin addiction. An ode to the grunge era. Sooooo Seattle.

Arsenic & Old Lace – Play – Taproot Theatre

#SoldOut #standingRoomOnly #murder #comedy #play — Sold-out standing-room-only murder comedy play “Arsenic & Old Lace” at Taproot Theatre. An understudy-less actor was sick & the set designer read lines really well w/ a script on stage! #TheShowMustGoOn. Dialogue & eccentric characters reminded me of English humor.

M. Butterfly – Play – ArtsWest Playhouse

#Riveting Tony Awards-winning #play M. Butterfly. #Multilayered commentary on #gender/#sexual conformity, #Asian #racial stereotypes, & #east vs #west. A #Seattle play finally uses #nudity constructively. #madameButterfly — Riveting Tony Awards-winning play “M. Butterfly.” Multilayered commentary on gender/sexual conformity, Asian racial stereotypes, & east vs west. A Seattle play finally uses nudity constructively. #madameButterfly

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Last of the Boys – Play – Seattle Repertory Theatre

Watched the #play — Watched the play “Last Of The Boys” at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Despite how amazing & realistic a set is designed, it’s challenging to craft an interesting play when the set doesn’t change. #veterans #vietnamwar #ghosts #dull