Theaters, Performance Spaces, and Production Companies – Page 73

The Taming – Play – Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): The Taming play at Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts. A lesbian republican, Miss #America, and a liberal social justice warrior are trapped together in a hotel room to debate USA politics/history. Pleasantly surprised that Girl Scouts sold cookies in the lobby. How American! #theatre Synopsis from the Theatre: In this … Continue reading... Click to read more

Miss Step – Musical – Village Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Miss Step throwback musical at Village Theatre by Kit Yan and Melissa Li. Feel good love letter to the 80s that emphasized the “T” in LGBT! Bodacious dance ensemble. Totally tubular spandex aerobic-inspired choreography/costumes. Jane Fonda would be so proud. Synopsis from the Theatre: Pam Carter is an unremarkable trans woman, … Continue reading... Click to read more

On the Market – Play – Burien Actors Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): On the Market play w/ Burien Actors Theatre. Light modern romantic comedy w/ funny caricatures. Second chances are possible during middle age with love and life! #comedy #theatre Synopsis from the Theatre: A former singer, now realtor, struggles with the modern dating scene after becoming a widow two years ago. Her … Continue reading... Click to read more

Into The Woods – Musical – 5th Avenue Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Into The Woods fairy tale musical opening night at the 5th Avenue Theatre. After seeing this show a third time, I finally realized it’s filled with modern life lessons and difficult philosophical questions. Cinderella’s family and the witch (Porscha Shaw) were a hoot! #theatre Synopsis from the Theatre: “Happily Ever After” … Continue reading... 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... Click to read more