A Londoner and a Local Walk Into a Theater…
By Lucy Volker Transformation is the theme for Harlequin’s 2020 season. They begin the New Year with Noises Off and The Highest Tide. Riffing on […]
Dickens Meets Doyle in Harlequin’s Christmas Carol
By MOLLY GILMORE There’s mystery and magic afoot at Harlequin Productions this season. The company’s Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol, opening […]
Ballet Northwest Brings a Holiday Classic to Life
By MOLLY WASH Out of the wings and onto center stage, Ballet Northwest will present its 35th-annual production of The Nutcracker at the Washington Center […]
Studio West Dance Theatre Takes a Holiday Classic To Center Stage
By MOLLY WALSH Vignettes of holiday celebrations, royal battles and sugar plum dreams will be illuminated on the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center stage with Studio […]
‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ at Saint Martin’s University Reminds Us it’s Okay to Not Be Okay
By Melinda Minton A stage full of talent and a guaranteed belly laugh is something many of us could use in our lives right now. […]
High Fashion and Snarky Women – A Classic Comedy of Manners at Harlequin Productions
THEATER REVIEW by Alec Clayton for OLY ARTS The Women by Clare Boothe Luce, now playing at Harlequin Productions, is a beautifully staged, lavish comedy […]
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts Kicks Off 2019-20 Season
By Molly Gilmore This season, The Washington Center for the Performing Arts has the blues — and the world music, and the dance, and the […]
Theatre Preview: Lakewood Playhouse at 81
By Melinda Minton Lakewood Playhouse celebrates its 81st anniversary season with five shows. “All of next season’s shows,” says artistic director John Munn, “embrace some […]
Women with Wings
By CHRISTIAN CARVAJAL Starting in January of 1942, Wonder Woman took to the skies in her Invisible Plane. Nine months later, nonfictional superheroines took flight. […]
Pampered Lives and Power Struggles: The Women at Harlequin Productions
By MELINDA MINTON The Women is an American play, a comedy of manners by Clare Boothe Luce from 1936. It’s billed as a commentary on […]