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Monthly Archives: July 2014
CATF: Chisa Hutchinson’s DEAD AND BREATHING
I had been especially eager to see Dead and Breathing, mostly because it purportedly tackled the important theme of “right to die,” and it sounded like a light-hearted approach to a controversial subject. Light-hearted it certainly was, if not all that … Continue reading
CATF: Bruce Graham’s NORTH OF THE BOULEVARD
On Sunday afternoon, we walked into the theatre for this show to be greeted by an extraordinarily realistic auto repair shop right up there on the stage. Impressive! And incidentally, it has to trade off every other night in repertory … Continue reading
CATF: Christina Anderson’s THE ASHES UNDER GAIT CITY
Christina Anderson was inspired to write her play based on the circumstances of black people in Seattle in the 1800’s, then as segregated an American city as you could find. Free blacks were actually prohibited from entering the state of Oregon … Continue reading
CATF: Charles Fuller’s ONE NIGHT
Last night was opening night of the 24th annual Contemporary American Theater Festival. My wife and I are here for our third year. See my blog post of July 14, 2012; sadly, I got either swamped or lazy and neglected … Continue reading
VIEW IN THE DARK 