Bright Spots of 2013
At Seattle Shakespeare Company, we start our staff meetings by sharing Bright Spots that have happened to us in the week. These are triumphant moments, both big and small, that
A Doll’s House
Vote for Your Favorite Character in Our Bracket Battle
It’s basketball tournament time and the brackets are out, so we have decided to create a little competition of our own. It’s your chance to cheer on and vote for
Stellar Reviews for A Doll’s House
A Doll’s House has been getting remarkable reviews since it opened earlier this month. Here’s a round up of what local theatre critics have been saying about the show. Broadway
The Art of Translation
The art of translation, taken back to its Latin roots, involves a carrying-over. But what does one carry over? Translators like to maintain their devotion to retaining the “original meaning”
8 Reasons Why A Doll’s House Rocks
It’s A Doll’s House! Consistently it is the most performed of Ibsen’s plays and it was the most famous play – in any language – of the nineteenth century. From
First Rehearsal: A Doll’s House
At the first rehearsal for Seattle Shakespeare Company’s production of “A Doll’s House,” Artistic Director George Mount welcomed everyone to the room. “A Doll’s House” is Seattle Shakespeare Company’s first