Mini Review – Ain’t Misbehavin’ – Musical Revue – Taproot Theatre

Happy opening weekend to Taproot Theatre's Ain't Misbehavin' - The Fats Waller Musical Show. Intimate cabaret-style revue with nightclub tables. If you loved The 5th Avenue Theatre's After Midnight, this one's for you. #jazz #Harlem ... Click to read more

The Notebook – Musical – Review – Paramount Theatre

The Notebook musical national tour at Paramount Theatre from Broadway Across America and Seattle Theatre Group. The chemistry between all three versions of the leads (teenage/adult/elderly) felt like one continuous soul. Alzheimer's theme was woven into the non-plot portions of the production. Appreciated the intentional inclusive casting. Didn't expect real water on-stage for the iconic rain kiss scene! ... Click to read more

A Mirror – Play – Mini Review – Thalia’s Umbrella

Happy opening weekend to Thalia's Umbrella's production of Sam Holcroft's A Mirror at 12th Ave Arts. Timely play within a play within a play. Unexpected twists at the beginning/end. What great art never reaches the public because of compromise, influence, mentorship/censorship, or money? Closes 3/14/26. ... Click to read more

Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery – Play – Review – Village Theatre

Happy opening night in Everett (and closing in Issaquah) to Village Theatre's production of Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. Richard Nguyen Sloniker and Avery Clark lead a sharp ensemble through a madcap British comedy mystery, with strong doubling work from the full cast.... Click to read more

Fellow Travelers – Opera – Review – Seattle Opera

Happy opening night to Fellow Travelers by Seattle Opera & Seattle Symphony. Refreshing to see a gay romantic love story at the center of the stage. For an industry so famously queer-friendly, narratives like this are still rarer than they should be. Starring Jarrett Ott / Joseph Lattanzi and Colin Aikins / Andy Acosta.... Click to read more