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September 2, 2008

Seattlest Jeremy already reviewed Next Stage's Nexus Project--"A dozen original plays by some of our most talented writers is definitely worth your time, and your money"--but we caught a 3-play sampler down at Bumbershoot and had to chime in. Theater at the festival can be hit-or-miss but this year Next Stage and the Unicycle Collective nailed it (both featuring the terrific Marya Sea Kaminski) with 10-minute bits that fit the setting perfectly. The Nexus Project......

Continue Reading "Last Chance to Hit the Nexus Project"

August 15, 2008

It's gonna be hot as hell this weekend—ninety on Saturday—but fortunately you have an escape: the dark recesses of the theatre, which is going strong all summer long. interlace [falling star] at the Annex Theatre goes a long way towards putting to pasture the notion that theatre is all high-art and the movies are where the fun is. An original play by Scotto Moore, interlace is a sci-fi/fantasy epic that takes its mythology from Gnosticism......

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April 17, 2008

ECO-CHIC: Bike, walk, carpool, or take the bus to Girl Power Hour. This time they're exploring the intersection of sustainability and style. Highlights include Seattle's first green DJ, getting tips on a greener life, a "live" trunk show with sustainable fashions, and refreshments: organic cocktails, wine and food. It all happens at the Sole Repair Shop, a sustainable event space 6:30-9:30 p.m. // Sole Repair Shop, 1001 East Pike Street // $10 at the......

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April 2, 2008

Demonology, by Kelly Stuart, plays like a mash-up of LaBute's In the Company of Men and Roth's The Breast: it's a wicked take-down of corporatized misogyny and a surreal expedition into the realm of in-office lactation. It's laugh-out-loud funny, despite a second-act drought on satire and a "serious" wrap-up. Fledgling theatre company Next Stage presents it April 4-6, 10-13 & 17-20; Thurs-Sat 8 p.m.; Sundays 2 p.m.; tickets $17.50. The setting is the executive suites......

Continue Reading "Demonology Fills Hugo House with Evil Laughter"

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