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5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche – Mini Review – Pony World Theatre – 12th Ave Arts

Final week to catch Andrew Hobgood & Evan Linder's 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche from Pony World Theatre at 12th Ave Arts! Campy & absurd like an SNL sketch w/ 1950s Stepford satire. Lisa Viertel delivers a formidable, matriarchal "widow" with a stick up her hoo-Ha. Watch Megan Huynh tear up that "pie!" 🥧"No men, no meat, no manners!" ... and unalive that beeyotch Marjorie! Sold out run, but there's a promising waitlist.... Click to read more

Neha and Neel (नेहा & Neel) – Play – Mini Review – Seattle Public Theatre & Pratidhwani

Happy Diwali on the closing weekend of Ankita Raturi’s Neha and Neel at Seattle Public Theater w/ Pratidhwani! Starring Manisha Advani and Ankit Madhira, this heartwarming production navigates the relatable tension between an overbearing immigrant mother and her ungrateful first-generation teenager. Supported by strong character work from Varun Kainth. Only 2 performances left! 🎭 #Desi #indian #hindi #family... Click to read more

Oh, Mary! – Play – Review – Paramount Theatre

Cole Escola’s campy sensation Oh, Mary! national tour at Paramount Theatre via STG & Broadway Across America. Starring Alaska Thunderfuck. Unexpected SNL-style deadpans and a hilariously unhinged spin on gay history. The sound/lighting design worked in crisp synchronicity. Unexpected final twists. A unique chaotic drag play. 🎭✨ ... Click to read more

Smoke on the Mountain – Musical – Mini Review – Taproot Theatre

Smoke on the Mountain musical at Taproot Theatre is proof that wholesome conservative church folk "get turnt AF" on a Saturday night. There was even a hymn singalong! Quite a novelty in "Seattle & Gomorrah." Talented multi-instrumentalist do-gooder troupe anchored by Candace Vance's impressive alto and Sam Vance's music direction. This talented do-gooder troupe swaps between a wide plethora of instruments. This bluegrass country gospel toe-tapping show closes 11/7. 🪕🎭 #theatre ... Click to read more

Table 17 – Play – Mini Review – Union Arts Center

Opening weekend of Douglas Lyons’s Table 17 play at Union Arts Center. Think equal parts BET rom-com, The Last Five Years, & First Date. Electric chemistry between Bria Samoné Henderson, Brandon JonesMooney, & Lamar Legend. Lamar steals the show cast doubling as a sassy gay waiter. Surprising amount of 4th-wall-breaking flair & audience callbacks. Closes 11/15/26! #black #POC #BiPOC #relationships... Click to read more