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Olympia Family Theater does plays for children, but for the most part, the actors and crew members are adults. But “The Phantom Tollbooth,” opening tonight, features not only a young cast but a couple of young designers — including lighting designer Eli Wasserman, 12, a student at the Alki program at Reeves Middle School.
“Who would want to watch a bunch of Irish drunks celebrating Christmas?” Scot Whitney asked. That’s the setting for “The Seafarers,” in its opening weekend at Harlequin Productions.
Even with pneumonia and a crying baby in the room, photographer Annie Griffiths sounds excited about life.
With the springlike weather we’ve been having, it’s perhaps appropriate that thoughts over at Olympia Little Theatre have turned to love.
“Wish You Were Here,” an exhibit of postcard-inspired — and postcard-size — art, opens Wednesday at South Puget Sound Community College.
Harlequin Productions’ 21st season is off to a strong start.
There are some challenges with a community theater putting on a military courtroom drama.
You might say that internationally known playwright Israel Horovitz has become part of the family at Harlequin Productions.
"Fame" - a musical about a bunch of ambitious teens at a performing arts high school - is quite the appropriate choice for Capital Playhouse.
She played in Riverdance. She won the all-Ireland fiddle championships. But Eileen Ivers is far more than an Irish fiddle player.