Saw Pony World Theatre’s “What We Were” at 12th Avenue Arts. Mesmerizing soliloquies. Riveting performance on repressed childhood abuse & trama. Coping mechanisms kept me wondering what was real. #meToo
“Our Country’s Good” play at 12th Avenue Arts w/ Strawberry Theatre Workshop. Celebrated the lifechanging power of the stage! Well-performed but ole English dialogue was difficult to follow. While I’m not a fan of cast doubling, it was done mindfully & intentionally. #Australia #Prison #Jail #Convicts #Criminals #Inmates
“Dance Nation” at 12th Avenue Arts w/ Washington Ensemble Theatre. Great A/V, lighting, & lead dancers. Confusing soliloquy-like moments. Expected more cutthroat backstabbing drama. Disturbing nude locker scene, considering the adult actors played preteen characters. Wasn’t sold that they were all dancers.
“Cabaret the Musical” w/ Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society. Professional quality talent. This season’s hidden gem of Seattle’s local theatre scene. Intimate immersive feel of a cabaret captured in 12th Avenue Arts. #willkommen #Holocaust
“Is God Is” at 12th Avenue Arts w/ Washington Ensemble Theatre. Vividly descriptive. Good fight choreography. Great acting. But couldn’t see beyond the violence & grasp the deeper meaning of this Afro Punk play. #revenge
