Category: Seattle Repertory Theater

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Between Two Knees play at Seattle Rep by The 1491s. Outrageously (and uncomfortably?) funny, mildly controversial, and uniquely designed/written show about Native American history since Wounded Knee centering on one multigenerational family. Definitely a hit for woke Seattle. Synopsis from the Theatre: The first play by acclaimed intertribal sketch comedy troupe … Continue reading "Between Two Knees – Play – Seattle Rep"... Click to read more

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Metamorphoses play at Seattle Repertory Theatre based on the Roman Ovid’s epic magnum opus. Poetic storytelling at its finest. #Mythology #vignettes Synopsis from the Theatre: A daring and intimate new production inspired by Ovid’s epic poems of transformation. This modern interpretation performed by a quartet of actors weaves together a collection … Continue reading "Metamorphoses – Play – Seattle Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter play based on the book at Seattle Rep. Diverse audience/cast takes me back to San Antonio. Sly, wry, and unexpected-but-well-timed comedic quips to the 4th wall. Deliciously dramatic Quinceanera climax right before intermission. Synopsis from the Theatre: As she grieves the death of her … Continue reading "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter – Play – Seattle Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Mr. Dickens & His Carol play at Seattle Rep adapted from the same-titled book. Backstory on how Charles Dickens’ wrote A Christmas Carol. Always cool to see a rotating stage. MJ Seiber’s characters were a delight. Didn’t expect the perpetrator’s reveal in the end. Still working out the mystery behind Tiny … Continue reading "Mr. Dickens and His Carol – Play – Seattle Repertory Theatre"... Click to read more