Gemma Wilson

Among this month’s highlights are a sendup of “Titanic," an exciting world premiere, and unorthodox takes on both a classic musical and a classic novel.

For 40 years, the town of Langley has gone all out to stage a live action murder mystery for all interested detectives. Here's what goes into it every year.

Performer Julia Rahmanzaei tells her story of leaving Iran to pursue artistic freedom in her solo show “I am an Actress, Where is my Country?”

Though sung well, "The Last Five Years," Jason Robert Brown’s two-character musical, faces an uphill staging battle in this Seattle production at ACT Theatre.

From punk music and performance art to theater and opera, Carlo Scandiuzzi left an indelible mark on Seattle’s arts community.

From big musicals to brand-new plays, Seattle theater has a little bit of everything available this month.

Love, loyalty and community shape a group of friends and lovers singing the blues in Depression-era Harlem in Pearl Cleage's play, running through Feb. 23.

This jaw-droppingly popular musical about the Founding Fathers has been on stages around the world for a decade. Does it feel different?

Washington Ensemble Theatre founders are revisiting the viscerally poetic, emotionally vicious play that put the company on the map 20 years ago.

The two legacy theater companies will become one entity this summer, operating out of ACT’s downtown home to honor classical and contemporary artistic missions.