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Chase D. Anderson February 9, 2024February 26, 2024 Amy Poisson, ArtsWest, Karen Lund, Lauren Gunderson, Liz Duffy Adams, Maggie Lee, Mathew Wright, Nik Doner, Seattle, Seattle Public Theater, Shakespeare, Taproot Theatre

The Thrust: Making History

Two very different plays take a look at the legacy of Shakespeare, while a world premiere sends us to the past to fix the present. They run on Seattle stages through late February.

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Chase D. Anderson June 17, 2022September 3, 2022 Amanda Petrowski, Conner Neddersen, Dedra D. Woods, Desdemona Chiang, Ian Wight, Jag, James Lynch, Jasmine Joshua, Karen Lund, Kate Jaeger, Kelly Rogers Flynt, Larry Shue, Maggie Lee, Marianne Savell, Mary Leedy, Matthew Posner, Taproot Theatre, The 5th Avenue Theatre, The Phoenix Theatre

The Thrust: Someone’s Pulling Our Leg With These Shows

Three comedies hit the right notes. The original musical ‘And So That Happened …’ and the farce ‘The Nerd’ close this weekend; the lightly risque ‘Skin Flick’ runs through the following week.

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Chase D. Anderson March 1, 2020July 7, 2022 Allison Standley, Be Russell, Cassi Q Kohl, Eric Ankrim, Esther Garcia, Jerry Bock, Joe Masteroff, Karen Lund, L.B. Morse, Matthew Smucker, Miklós László, R.J. Tancioco, Rafael Molina, Sheldon Harnick, Village Theatre

Old-Timey Rom-Com Heads to Village Theatre in Everett

Village Theatre gives a lovely production to ‘She Loves Me’, a rehashed musical based on the same 1930s story that inspired the ’90s film ‘You’ve Got Mail’. It runs in Everett through March 22.

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Chase D. Anderson October 21, 2019October 27, 2019 Andrew Litzky, Evan Whitfield, Karen Lund, Lamar Legend, Leah Adcock-Starr, Lucas Hnath, Mark Fullerton, Pilar O'Connell, Pony World Theatre, Richard Hellesen, Sunam Ellis, Taproot Theatre, Ted Rooney

In ‘The Christians’ and ‘Necessary Sacrifices’, Challenging Doctrine with Mixed Success

From Pony World and Taproot Theatre, two plays with little else in common set out to unpack traditional lore in religious belief and American history. They run through October 26.