While a number of Halloween themed productions are extending their theme to serve as anti-Holiday programming, before that sort of thing become absolutely the norm, this week sees a number of fringe companies vying for your artistic attention spans with a variety of off-kilter wares. more ›

Last Saturday, people were getting turned away at the door of Stone Soup Theatre out on Stone Way, as the walkways were already filled with the sell-out crowd at the last night of Ghostlight Theatricals's annual "Battle of the Bards" contest. Onstage, a bevy of Ghostlight regulars put on selections from three adaptations (we use the term loosely) of theatre classics. The audience voted (one vote came with the ticket; additional votes could be purchased for $1) on their favorite, which would get produced the next year as their winter show. Last year's winner, Lauren Goldman Marshall's "rock n' roll" adaptation of Moliere's ). more ›

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Ghost Light Theatricals' is two-and-a-half hours of thoroughly enjoyable theatre, featuring a talented cast and good use of limited resources, for a damn fine ticket price. more ›

All of Seattlest will be struggling to remember that Sunday is the day we turn our clocks back one hour. We hope you remember too. more ›

Through April 21, tickets $12/$10 students/seniors more ›