It seems that in our zeal to tell you about all of the theatrical productions that are beginning their runs in town this weekend, we neglected to inform you of a handful of other shows in town that are quite worthy of your attention. This is meant as a palliative effort. more ›

As we had discussed last week, this week sees an increase in horror and Halloween themed shows, but not to the exclusion of other productions. This week, we see a Fringe Theater stalwart bring the self-generative to the forefront, a classic tale presented for kids, a condensed operetta and the big Shakespeare company making with the shakey shake, and three can't miss productions that are perfectly in spirit with the coming holiday. more ›

Le Frenchword is an exciting up-and-comer in Seattle's DIY theater scene. Having been in collaboration to varying extents for several years, the company is finally under the lights of Annex Theatre with a brand new full-length experience, Fancy Mud, the culmination of a successful and productive workshop run. more ›

Penguins 5, Scot Auguston and Bret Fetzer's ongoing goof on the Catholic Church, brings the series to an end, and while the show does provide a good number of solid laughs, Jose Amador finds an emptiness to be found in the experience. more ›

A pretty varied programming palette as theater companies reach to the distant past to get experimental; sarcastically explore race; take the piss out of Catholic clergy; and see what happens when the female orgasm takes the world by storm. more ›

Even when things are slow, you can count of the local theater scene to bring you several unique productions to tease, tempt and titillate; plus, if you ever wanted to see what our theater correspondents do in their chosen field, this would be a good weekend to do it. more ›

There are a lot of things to love about Annex Theater's production of Blind Spot (currently running each Friday and Saturday, now through Feb. 14). After all, the play is nothing if not imaginative. more ›

The Moon is a Dead World is at the Annex Theatre Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through November 15th, but this weekend is Pay What You Can and a great chance to catch it. more ›