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Entertaining Mr. Sloane

Every Thu., Fri., Sat. from May 17 until June 16

Joe Orton's 1964 comedy groundbreakingly touches on same-sex attraction. 8 p.m. Thurs.-Sat. Ends June 16.

Stage: Entertaining Mr. Sloane

By Kevin Phinney | Wed, May 23, 2012

Some people are primarily visual in the way they process incoming stimuli. I'm likely more auditory. I can carry a tune (with far-from-perfect pitch) after catching it a few times through. Accents come fairly easily, too, meaning that I can not on... More »
Opening Nights: Cradle and All

By Margaret Friedman | Wed, February 01, 2012

Warning: Children may cause exhaustion, sexual deprivation, and marital stress. It's not a terribly new insight, and Daniel Goldfarb's cautionary tale of bourgeois suffering in Brooklyn Heights doesn't break any fresh ground. Directed by J.D. Lloy... More »
Reckless

By | Wed, November 30, 2011

Craig Lucas' 1983 comedy of discomfort turns holiday-season smugness on its head. Naturally its heroine Rachel (Alyssa Keene) is a believer in all the Yuletide cliches--holiday lights, snowy branches, reindeer, star on the tree, etc. She yammers o... More »
Opening Nights: Reckless

By Margaret Friedman | Wed, November 30, 2011

The primary reason to do holiday plays is commercial. More approachable than, say, Beckett or Albee, they tend to bring in folks who feel their cultcha quota could use a little end-of-the-year boost. The holiday theme becomes a familiar if smother... More »
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events

By Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, August 03, 2011

WEDNESDAY 8/3 Film: Ghost Story Alfred Hitchcock's first American film, an adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca, was a de facto collaboration with strong-willed producer David O. Selznick. The results are great, though Hitchcock s... More »
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