Shows I've Seen | Theatre Reviews – Page 97 – Musicals, Plays, Concerts, Oh My! (and other Performing Arts)

Head Over Heels – Musical – ArtsWest Playhouse

Head Over Heels - The New Musical w/ ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery. #Fun #musical redefining gender norms. #Energetic cast & impressive #trans actress. Wish the dialog wasn't old English but it was a novel mash up w/ #80s #newWave #rock Go Go's hits. #Amazon #Arcadia — “Head Over Heels” at ArtsWest Playhouse. Fun musical redefining gender norms. Energetic cast & impressive trans actress. Wish the dialog wasn’t old English but it was a novel mash up w/ 80s new wave rock Go Go’s hits. #Amazon #Arcadia

Howl’s Moving Castle – Musical – Book-It Repertory Theatre

“Howl’s Moving Castle” musical w/ Book- It Repertory Theatre. Quality better than the original 2017 production. Probably would have enjoyed it much more if I saw the book or movie.

Cabaret – Musical – Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society

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 #musical #Holocaust — “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

Mrs. Krishnan’s Party – Show – Indian Ink Theater Company

Indian Ink Theatre Company's — Indian Ink Theatre Company’s “Mrs. Krishnan’s Party” w/ dad front row at Erickson Theatre. Terrifying anticipation of audience participation in this immersive interactive semi-improvised show. Novel incorporation of cooking daal (lentils) & rice for the audience to eat in the very limited plot where we celebrate Onam festival.

Guys & Dolls – Musical – Village Theatre

“Guys & Dolls” w/ dad at Village Theatre. Obviously a great production but too much genderblind casting … which fortunately offset some of the musical’s inherent misogyny! Love a good “opposites attract” story!