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Wednesday, December 25, 2024

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Chase D. Anderson February 2, 2024April 15, 2024 ArtsWest, Corinne Park-Buffelen, Keiko Green, Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts, Scott B. Randall, Seattle Shakespeare Company, Shakespeare

Poking the Bard: Shakespeare Is Old and New Again on Seattle-Area Stages

The First Folio, the published collection of Shakespeare works, celebrated its 400th birthday last year. On Seattle-area stages this year, new plays, and new takes on the classics, probe the Bard’s continued relevance.

INTERVIEW THEATRE

Corinne Magin May 2, 2019February 15, 2024 18th & Union, Corinne Park-Buffelen, Heidi Park, interview, Seayoung Yim

5 Questions with Playwright Heidi Park

First-time playwright Heidi Park’s autobiographical show, ‘Black Sheep’, debuts this weekend at 18th & Union. NWT talked with Park and dramaturg Seayoung Yim (also a playwright), about the process of developing Park’s story for the stage.