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A new play performed in Seattle churches says to hell with fire and brimstone
‘The Christians’ tackles faith, damnation and the limits of religious tolerance.
Misha Berson
Misha Berson was the chief theatre critic for The Seattle Times for 25 years. Now a freelance writer and teacher, her work appears in The Seattle Times, American Theatre and other publications, and sh
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On Seattle stages, Black women playwrights speak for themselves
Complexity, truth and ferocity define a crop of new plays produced locally.
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‘The Bar Plays’ serves ‘full, joyful, flawed humanity’ on the rocks
At Washington Hall, a Seattle theater company celebrates the comfort of a ‘third place.’
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Sara Porkalob rules Seattle theater with dragons, raves and nightclub glamour
It is a sunny, sultry summer’s day outside on the streets of Pioneer Square. But for Sara Porkalob, it
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How the U.S. Constitution vaulted a Wenatchee actress to Broadway fame
Heidi Schreck and her What the Constitution Means to Me are nominated for two Tony Awards.