Living Out
Playwright Lisa Loomer ambitiously explores issues of class, race, and parenthood in Living Out, a funny, insightful, and ultimately heart-wrenching play that's the best of…
Angels in America, Big Fish, Mona Lisa Smile
Playwright Tony Kushner won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his brilliant two-part play Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes. Set…
Over The Moon, Carlotta's Late Night Wing-Ding, The Crumple Zone
Over the Moonthru 12/6, Seattle RepThe new Stephen Dietz adaptation of P. G. Wodehouse's The Small Bachelor is theatrical candy: pretty and brightly-colored, and overflowing…
Love Actually
Baggage claim at Sea-Tac, mid-2002. I'm meeting my visiting parents, up from Arkansas for a long weekend. My mom spots me in a crowd and…
Psycho
You can hear Imaginary Embracey, Imaginary Amie, and Imaginary Liz talk about Psycho on the June 24, 2019 episode of the Dead Beat Film Society…
Elephant
An ordinary day at an American high school. Odd autumnal calm descends as a beautiful boy (John McFarland) is late to classes after having to…
Coffee with a Filmstar: Jason Priestley
In the uproarious new film Die Mommie Die! {opening 10/31 for a three-week run at Loews Uptown Cinemas} Jason Priestley plays a washed-up TV actor.…
Die Mommie Die
Fallen pop diva Angela Arden (Charles Busch) was once a world-famous songstress, the queen of Hollywood, the woman every man wanted -- then she lost…
Veronica Guerin, The Station Agent, My Life Without Me, Dopamine
Most of you enjoyed the super-sunny, wickedly-warm summer we had this year. Well I'm sorry, but those days are gone. Actually, I'm not sorry, because…
Misalliance
I will never, ever forget Suzanne Bouchard's delightful dual performances in last year's ultra-campy Empty Space Theatre production of Valley of the Dolls -- her…