
Bringing it all back home: an operatic Odyssey
Pacific Operaworks' Ulysses is rich, original and an inspiring rejection of comfort-food programming.
Pacific Operaworks' Ulysses is rich, original and an inspiring rejection of comfort-food programming.
The play depicts young love quashed by implacable social forces. The theater company's story is one of bravely surviving amid censorship in Uzbekistan, while drawing on folkloric and boldly experimental performance styles. It adds up to a remarkable night of theater.
A season-ending display of the Symphony's firepower, with Wagner and Mahler, produces some lovely moments and some curious spells of sputtering.
An especially memorable performance by Seattle Baroque and Tudor Choir at Town Hall.
Two years in the making, blahblahblahBANG, an ambitious show by Washington Ensemble Theater, is a high-profile step for an edgy and accomplished Seattle theater company. It's full of brilliant bits in the course of a radical reworking of a classic play.