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Rent at 5th Avenue Theatre

July 21

Jonathan Larson's electrifying tale of East Village artists won everything -- the Tony, the Obie, the Pulitzer. Our exuberant new staging showcases...

Opening Nights: Damn Yankees

By Gavin Borchert | Wed, May 02, 2012

Beethoven had Wellington's Victory, the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, and the 5th Avenue Theatre, in February, an overthought, intermittently vulgar Oklahoma!, showing that even the great are fallible. But next came Fidelio, "Hey Jude," and, openi... More »
Opening Nights: Oklahoma!

By Gavin Borchert | Wed, February 15, 2012

Three major flaws in the 5th's otherwise vigorous production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic: 1) Many cast members do a terrible job with their accents: just generic Southern hick, sometimes so absurdly twangy as to get in the way of intell... More »
Oklahoma!

By | Wed, February 15, 2012

I've got three quibbles with this otherwise vigorous production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. One, many cast members do a terrible job with their accents--some sort of generic Southern hick-speak. Two, Donald Byrd's choreography is full ... More »
The Weekly Wire: This Week's Recommended Events

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, February 01, 2012

WEDNESDAY 2/1 Books: Chord of Resolution Rock lit is on the rise. Soon after Patti Smith's memoir Just Kids won the 2010 National Book Award, Brooklyn-based Jennifer Egan was awarded the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for her tremendous A Visit From the Goon... More »
Opening Nights: Cinderella

By Brent Aronowitz | Wed, December 07, 2011

There's nothing too colorful, gaudy, or over-the-top for this holiday revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (a show the famous duo wrote as a 1957 TV production). Directed by Brandon Ivie, it's a sparkly, Disneyfied fairy tale, with ever... More »
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