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REVIEW: BAT Theatre’s ‘Rebellious Women’ ‘commendable,’ especially considering topic of women’s rights is as salient now as it was in 1909
Burien Actors Theatre (BAT) is no stranger to difficult topics. The creative directors often...
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre stages gripping, thought provoking take on AI with ‘Rossum’s Universal Robots’ through Mar. 8
In 1920, a Czech writer named Karel Capek introduced the world to the concept of the robot. 106...
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REVIEW: Chemistry of the cast is greatest strength of BAT Theatre’s ‘The Coast Starlight’
The setting of “The Coast Starlight” is simple – the bleak interior of a long-distance train...
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REVIEW: ‘Show up and lead our lives with love’ – ‘The Sandwich Ministry’ serves a timely message at BAT Theatre
By Alia Sinclair BAT Theatre’s ‘The Sandwich Ministry’ follows three women –...
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REVIEW: See BAT Theatre’s entertaining ‘Fallen Angels’ at Riverton Heights Park Friday night
Residents of Normandy Park propped open lawn chairs and dug into coolers in the generous shade of...
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REVIEW: ‘It is astounding that there is not a single moment that falls flat’ in BAT Theatre’s ‘Red,’ which continues through May 5
By Alia Sinclair Burien Actor’s Theatre presents Red, a Tony-Award winning play directed for BAT...
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre’s ‘Trouble in Mind’ will delight, move, and stir you as only the best Art can
By Alia Sinclair Trouble in Mind is set during rehearsals for a major Broadway production called...
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SPONSORED: Brunch is always a great treat whether you’re visiting from out of town, celebrating a...
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre’s ‘The Twelve Dates of Christmas’ is a funny, laid-back comedy that is exceedingly well done
By Alia Sinclair The Burien Actors Theatre (BAT) production of “The Twelve Dates of Christmas” – a...
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre’s ‘On the Market’ is a truly human story about grief, love, loss, and home
By Alia Sinclair On the Market is a one act play by Jason Odell Williams that follows a...
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REVIEW: ‘Half-Life of Marie Curie’ an inspiring story of two women who empowered themselves to change the world
By John Van de Ven Marie Curie is well known for her work in discovering radium and polonium, but...
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre’s ‘For Better’ is a romantic comedy that is both thoughtful and funny
By John Van de Ven Modern day relationships benefit greatly from our technology to help grow and...
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