SecondStory Repertory – Page 4 – Shows I've Seen

Boeing Boeing – Play – SecondStory Repertory

Watched “Boeing Boeing” at SecondStory Repertory. Cute play … although a bit too long. I wonder what the French, Germans, & Italians think about the fake accents. Glad Texans were represented. #stewardesses #flightAttendants

[title of show] – Musical – SecondStory Repertory

Opening weekend to the musical Title of show. Stiffer performance than what I initially saw at Bainbridge Performing Arts. But the actress that played Heidi had an amazing voice.

The Last Starfighter – Musical – SecondStory Repertory

Geeking out at the closing matinee performance of the cheesy sci-fi stage musical adaptation of The Last Starfighter. (Sigh), it's no wonder I'm single haha! ? — Geeking out at the closing matinee performance of the cheesy sci-fi stage musical adaptation of The Last Starfighter. (Sigh), it’s no wonder I’m single haha! ?

Bye Bye Birdie – Musical – SecondStory Repertory

Watched Bye Bye Birdie (musical). Fluffy charming old-timey show. I'm always amazed by the great talent from this lil ole theatre in Redmond (of all places). — attending Bye Bye Birdie at SecondStory Repertory. — Watched Bye Bye Birdie (musical). Fluffy charming old-timey show. I’m always amazed by the great talent from this lil ole theatre in Redmond (of all places). — attending Bye Bye Birdie at SecondStory Repertory.

Wit – Play – SecondStory Repertory

Opening night to the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "WIT." It took great skill to effectively intersect cancer with annoying English lit academia. Surpised how much I enjoyed it. Maybe I'm biased cause I work in oncology. Ending needed a little more maturation. — Opening night to the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “WIT.” It took great skill to effectively intersect cancer with annoying English lit academia. Surprised how much I enjoyed it. Maybe I’m biased cause I work in oncology. Ending needed a little more maturation.

Type: Play

Recommendation: See it!

Rating (Out of 5 Stars): 4 Stars

Negatives: The ending was a little choppy and awkward. Needs more maturation.

Story, Script, and Lyrics: An English literature professor gets cancer. True to the play’s name, it is a very “witty” script. I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats. Surprisingly, my I hate for English literature (there were a billion references) didn’t get in the way of enjoying the play.

Cast and Theater Company: Superb acting especially by the main character (played by Eleanor Moseley).

Venue and Set: Simple, yet effective. Most of the scenes take place in a hospital.

Music and Audio: No microphones but the space is small enough that you’re able to hear okay.

Price: $ (Low-priced at $30)

Dates: January 19, 2018 – February 3, 2018

Seating: General admission. Come early!

Link: http://secondstoryrep.org/mainstage/season19/wit.html