Here we are, a week away from Thanksgiving, and as with other major holidays throughout the year, theater companies trot out their wares in hopes of snagging some of your holiday monies. It's inarguable logic, really -- who doesn't want to get out of the house during this time of too many people or not enough? This week, with the exception of a couple of notable productions, we'll be getting fare that will have nothing to do with the holidays, because who wants to be reminded constantly, right? more ›

When asked what our favorite holiday classic movie or play is, what would you say most Seattleites might respond with? My guess is A Christmas Story, since it seems like getting BB guns for Christmas and sticking your tongue on a frozen lamppost would be pretty common pastimes for most of us.
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Early in September, Seattlest correspondent Dikla Tuchman caught a production of Wing It's Final Transmission and came away impressed with the rich world created. A month later she was invited back in order to see if the company was able to conjure up an entirely different experience; what she found was a complete surprise. more ›

TWISTERS: The peanut gallery (in this case a Wing-It Productions improv crew) gets its chance to be heard when Twisted Flicks turns down the sound on the 1990 blockbuster hit Captain America (Oscar for Best Movie Ever, probably Best Screenplay, Best Acting in General, Best 20% Rotten Tomatoes Score) and offers its own dialog and sound design. The audience can also participate by providing suggestions. more ›

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