As calls for accountability and inclusions roil Hollywood, SIFF’s power duo leads the nation’s largest film festival into a fairer future.
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You just can’t make this stuff up.
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Complete with ‘Frogger’ reference.
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It’s already great.
New Century Theatre Company’s production of Dan LeFranc’s play is a story of the familiar made remarkable. ACT’s take on the French aristocracy is quite the opposite.
In this week’s cover story, we invoked the Trail of Tears. We had no business doing that.
The result feels like a series of empty snapshots concerned with exposition and not emotion.
“There is no secret plan B sitting in a file drawer here.”
For the first production of a new season, the theater gives the classic a makeover.
The Seattle Rep’s production packs a punch of racial politics, but that’s not what makes it great.
