Hurricane Diane
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a twist. Dionysus returns as a lesbian permaculture landscaper seeking initiates among four women living on a New Jersey cul-de-sac to save the Earth.
An “Eco-Comedy” with a Twist. Dionysus, disguised as a lesbian permaculture landscaper, seeks initiates among women who live on a New Jersey cul-de-sac in an effort to save the Earth.
There is evil afoot on the dark and stormy English Moors. And outlandish humor in SPSCC’s “The Moors” by Jen Silverman.
Five experienced artists have been asked to mentor younger artists and exhibit their own work alongside works by the artists they’ve mentored. The resulting exhibition, Black Love, is currently on display at SPSCC’s Leonor R. Fuller Gallery.
By CHRISTIAN CARVAJAL Fun Home, a musical based on the 2006 graphic memoir by Alison Bechdel, is coming to South Puget Sound Community Theater (SPSCC). The musical tells the story of Bechdel’s tumultuous relationship with her parents and her process of coming out, to herself and others, in college. It opened off-Broadway in 2013, then …
THEATER REVIEW by Christian Carvajal for OLY ARTS What an inspiring, majestic mountain director Lauren Love scaled with her production of Tony Kushner’s Angels in America at South Puget Sound Community College. This monumental script is over a quarter-century old now, and there’s still nothing like it in theater history. Even expansive productions like Peter …