Theaters, Performance Spaces, and Production Companies – Page 66

Les Misérables – Musical – The 5th Avenue Theatre

Giveaway: I’m giving away a free ticket to this show. See more details here. Congrats to Anamaria! Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Les Misérables musical at the 5th Ave Theatre. Glorious, exciting, thrilling, and grand with a diverse cast. Nick Cartell’s voice (as Valjean) reminded me of Aaron Tveit. Synopsis from the Theatre: Cameron Mackintosh presents … Continue reading... Click to read more

Jeeves Takes a Bow – Play – Taproot Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Jeeves Takes a Bow play at Taproot Theatre directed by Scott Nolte adapted by Margaret Raether based on PG Wodehouse stories. Fast-moving light play … just how I like it! Chaotic comedy! Great job Jeeves understudy Mark Waldstein. It must be nice to have a butler to cushion your falls in … Continue reading... Click to read more

Monstrous Regiment – Play – Latitude Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Monstrous Regiment play adaptation (by Christopher Hainsworth) of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novel. Directed by Christopher Kidder-Mostrom. Latitude Theatre’s historic first show ever! A group of monstrous/misfit army underdogs defy traditional gender roles. Unexpected reveal at the end. #girlPower #igor #vampire #troll #Discworld Synopsis from the Theatre: From the pages of the … Continue reading... Click to read more

Free Ticket – How to Break – Village Theatre

Leave a comment tagging your favorite live theatre venue or theatre company and why. I’ll choose a winner after 5/23 11:59 PM. Post your comment submission on my Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. This is a free SINGLE ticket for any section B seat to any of the remaining How to Break musical performances at Village … Continue reading... Click to read more

Lydia and the Troll – Musical – Seattle Repertory Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Lydia and the Troll musical by Justin Huertas at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Origin story of the Fremont troll w/ a timeless message to love yourself and to cherish the life you live. Synopsis from the Theatre: Lydia is struggling to find her voice. As a Black woman on the brink of … Continue reading... Click to read more