Debra Pralle
Latest News on Debra Pralle:
STEEL Continues This Month at the Erickson Theatre on Capitol Hill (Nov 13, 2017)
New 9/11 Play STEEL Comes to Erickson Theatre (Oct 11, 2017)
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes' KING LEAR Suffers Inconsistencies and Weak Choices (Apr 28, 2014)
STEEL Continues This Month at the Erickson Theatre on Capitol Hill (Nov 13, 2017)
New 9/11 Play STEEL Comes to Erickson Theatre (Oct 11, 2017)
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes' KING LEAR Suffers Inconsistencies and Weak Choices (Apr 28, 2014)
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STEEL Continues This Month at the Erickson Theatre on Capitol Hill
Seattle theatre and film artists in association with the theatre programs at Seattle Central College and Shoreline Community College have opened their world premiere of STEEL at the Erickson Theatre on Seattle's Capitol Hill. It will continue for the next two weekends.
Seattle theatre and film artists in association with the theatre programs at Seattle Central College and Shoreline Community College have opened their world premiere of STEEL at the Erickson Theatre on Seattle's Capitol Hill. It will continue for the next two weekends.
New 9/11 Play STEEL Comes to Erickson Theatre
Since 2014, a group of Seattle theatre and film artists have been working together informally to shape a provocative new play, Steel.
Since 2014, a group of Seattle theatre and film artists have been working together informally to shape a provocative new play, Steel.
BWW Reviews: Seattle Shakes' KING LEAR Suffers Inconsistencies and Weak Choices
A Shakespearean classic directed by Sheila Daniels. Sounds like a dead lock winner right? Unfortunately Seattle Shakespeare Company's current production of "King Lear", while having some moments of power, ultimately left me wanting. Wanting for what? That's tough to say. There were so many little things needling me about the production that didn't quite work that they almost overshadowed what did. But ultimately it amounted to an inconsistency of pacing and performance that left me, like Lear, out in the cold facing the storm (such as it is but we'll get to that later).
A Shakespearean classic directed by Sheila Daniels. Sounds like a dead lock winner right? Unfortunately Seattle Shakespeare Company's current production of "King Lear", while having some moments of power, ultimately left me wanting. Wanting for what? That's tough to say. There were so many little things needling me about the production that didn't quite work that they almost overshadowed what did. But ultimately it amounted to an inconsistency of pacing and performance that left me, like Lear, out in the cold facing the storm (such as it is but we'll get to that later).
Photo Flash: First Look at Dan Kremer, Michael Winters & More in Seattle Shakespeare Company's KING LEAR, Opening Tonight
Following a sold-out run of The Importance of Being Earnest, Seattle Shakespeare Company announced today that it will extend its production of King Lear through May 17 with four additional performances at the Cornish Playhouse. Below, BroadwayWorld has a first look at the production, which began previews last night - and opens tonight, Friday, April 25.
Following a sold-out run of The Importance of Being Earnest, Seattle Shakespeare Company announced today that it will extend its production of King Lear through May 17 with four additional performances at the Cornish Playhouse. Below, BroadwayWorld has a first look at the production, which began previews last night - and opens tonight, Friday, April 25.
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