18th and Union Archives

Can You F***ing Not?

January 31, 2020February 11, 2020 Chase D. Anderson 18th and Union, Lowbrow Opera Collective

The Millennial experience gets an opera treatment in ‘#adulting’, from the classically trained singers of the Lowbrow Opera Collective. It runs through February 9 at 18th & Union.

COMEDY FEATURE SEASONAL SEATTLE THEATRE

Sugar Plum Gary Is Coming to Town. Look Busy.

December 22, 2019January 6, 2020 Chase D. Anderson 18th and Union, Christmas shows, Emmett Montgomery

Once upon a time, Santa Claus came to visit. The only survivor would like to tell you about it.

REVIEW SEATTLE THEATRE

In ‘Chalk’, a Barrier of Mere Dust Keeps a Precarious Peace

November 2, 2019November 8, 2019 Chase D. Anderson 18th and Union, Alyssa Kay Matthews, Amy Gang, Jasmine Lomax, Mary E. Brown, Walt McGough

Mary E. Brown and Jasmine Lomax spar in a futuristic, dystopian one-act that crackles with intensity from a mysterious backstory. It runs through November 3.

FEATURE INTERVIEW QUEER ARTS SEATTLE THEATRE

From Idea to Stage: ‘Triple Threat’ & ‘Bread Crumbs’ Open at The Scratch

August 16, 2019August 29, 2019 Chase D. Anderson 12th Avenue Arts, 18th and Union, Eddie DeHais, Jasmine Joshua, new plays, Nicholas Japaul Bernard, The Scratch, young playwrights

The Scratch, a free festival of new works, starts off tonight with two personal works by some of Seattle’s hottest artists: Nicholas Japaul Bernard and Jasmine Joshua, with development assistance and direction by Eddie DeHais. DeHais shared insight about the two autobiographical pieces, and guided NWT through the development process of each.