Category: Book-It Repertory Theatre

The Story of Edgar Sawtelle – Play – Review – Book-It Repertory Theatre

The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by Book-It Repertory Theatre at Seattle Central College's Broadway Performance Hall . Stage play adaptation of David Wroblewski’s novel by Jane Jones and Kevin McKeon. Starring Christopher Morson with excellent body language. Realistic endearing dog character mannerisms from Libby Barnard. Live music from Edd Key composed by Annastasia Workman. Closes this weekend! ... Click to read more

Preview Post – The Story of Edgar Sawtelle – Play – Book-it Repertory Theatre

Book-it Repertory Theatre is back! Happy opening night to The Story of Edgar Sawtelle stage play adaptation production at Broadway Performance Hall. Closes on 10/12/25. Stay tuned for my full review! #signLanguage #dogs ... Click to read more

Solaris – Play – Book-it Repertory Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Solaris play by David Greig based on Stanislaw Lem’s novel. Starring Jay Woods & Ian Bond. Directed by Gus Menary. Book-it Repertory Theatre is closing its doors on a high note. Mysterious sci-fi story w/ many interesting layers. Timely piece in light of today’s rapid AI neural network development. Great scenic … Continue reading "Solaris – Play – Book-it Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd – Play – Book-It Repertory Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): The Murder of Roger Ackroyd play by Agatha Christie at Book-It Repertory Theatre w/ opening night cheesecake/wine reception. Diverse/blind casting. I’m proud to have finally correctly guessed the murderer in this whodunnit! #AgathaChristie #HerculePoirot #Poirot Synopsis from the Theatre: “Always Bear in Mind That the Person Who Speaks May Be Lying” … Continue reading "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd – Play – Book-It Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more

Austen Unbound – Improvised Play – Book-It Repertory Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Austen Unbound improv at Book-It Repertory Theatre. Hilarious parody-like ephemeral variations in Jane Austen’s signature style. The audience chose a play called “Tranquility & Travesty.” Impressive diction. Elizabeth Brammer was reminiscent of Elizabeth Bennett. All-knowing Elicia Wickstead was a hoot! Beautiful, #feminine, & warm scenic design/lighting. #improvisation #theatre #Regency Synopsis from … Continue reading "Austen Unbound – Improvised Play – Book-It Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more