LONDON (AP) — It's often unnerving for actors to meet the people they play — even more so when that person is the British monarch. Kristin Scott Thomas came face-to-face Thursday with Queen Elizabeth II, whom she is set to play on the London stage in "The Audience." The actress was at Buckingham Palace to...
Seattle Shakespeare Company celebrates its 25th year with 2015-16 plays by Will of Avon, Brecht and Shaw.
A review of “Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well,” directed by David Armstrong at ACT Theatre.
Roy Cockrum, an Episcopal monk who took vows of poverty in 2003, has emerged as one of the more unusual donors in American theater.
NEW YORK (AP) — If there's one thing that musical theater performers fear most it might be silence — their own. Imagine opening your mouth to sing and nothing comes out. Peter Gallagher knows that sinking feeling all too well. He has battled a severe sinus infection to be able to star opposite Kristin Chenoweth...
NEW YORK (AP) — Dan Lauria is taking his madcap play about the mob from New Jersey across the river to New York. "The Wonder Years" star said that "Dinner With the Boys," which he both wrote and stars in, will begin preview performances April 21 off-Broadway at the Acorn Theatre. The plot centers on...
A review of the new play “The Comparables,” by Laura Schellhardt at Seattle Repertory Theatre, a dark satire about women vying for corporate power.
A review of David Henry Hwang’s bracing, instructive comedy “Chinglish,” staged by Annie Lareau at ArtsWest.
Annie Baker’s Pulitzer Prize play “The Flick,” at 12th Ave Arts, focuses on several co-workers toiling in a fading New England movie house.
An interview with playwright Laura Schellhardt, whose new drama looks at women in the workplace. It premieres at Seattle Repertory Theatre beginning March 11, 2015.
