Trying to make 'Henry V' into an anti-war play
Seattle Shakespeare Company wrenches this patriotic play into the Cold War, in what turns out to be a losing battle.
Seattle Shakespeare Company wrenches this patriotic play into the Cold War, in what turns out to be a losing battle.
A passionate bard, simple staging, and a question: Was Homer just an early Quentin Tarantino?
Intiman Theatre's production of Clifford Odets' 1935 play is an opening statement from the company's new artistic director. Alas, it doesn't quite translate to current hard times.
Playwright Adam Bock places banality and evil side-by-side in this show at the old Portland Armory. And out-of-town visitors to the Pearl District spot can get two-for-one tickets.