South Sound Arts etc. - Alec Clayton

Art and theater reviews covering Seattle to Olympia, Washington, with other art, literature and personal commentary. If you want to ask a question about any of the shows reviewed here please email the producing venue (theater or gallery) or email me at alec@alecclayton.com. If you post questions in the comment section the answer might get lost.

Friday, March 26, 2010

A subtle approach to tragedy in 'Rabbit Hole'

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Life and death: Outstanding writing, acting and directing sets the tone for production Published in The Olympian and The News Tribune, March...

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Did you miss me?

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I've missed a few posts due to illness. May last three reviews were not posted here,but they are available online at: "Scoundrels...

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Friday, March 12, 2010

"Travel Queeries" is coming to Olympia

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I have not idea if this is going to be any good or not, but it sure looks interesting. Post-Gay Productions and Olympia Film Society prese...

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Relive rockin' '80s with TMP's production of "The Wedding Singer"

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Flamboyant fun: ‘Singer’ is a star vehicle The News Tribune, March 12, 2010 photo by Kat Dollarhide The old trend of basing movies on Broadw...

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Foggy nights

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Dramatic night scenes at Caffé Vita Published in the Weekly Volcano, March 11 2010 Charles Willyard’s paintings of roads at night now showin...

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

New old paintings

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While searching my computer files to update my painting inventory I discovered photos of two old favorite paintings that for reasons I can...

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Sunday, March 7, 2010

Pre-written reviews

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Mortimer in "Arsenic and Old Lace" is a theater critic who hates plays and writes all of his reviews in the taxi on the way to the...

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Alec Clayton: Olympia, Washington, United States; I am an artist and writer living in Olympia, Washington. I write an art review column, a theater review column and arts features for the Weekly Volcano, a community theater review column for The (Tacoma) News Tribune and regular arts features for OLY ARTS (Olympia). My published novels are: This Is Me, Debbi, David; Tupelo; The Freedom Trilogy (a three-book series consisting of The Backside of Nowhere, Return to Freedom and Visual Liberties); Reunion at the Wetside; The Wives of Marty Winters; Imprudent Zeal and Until the Dawn. I've also published a book on art, As If Art Matters. All are available on amazon.com. I grew up in Tupelo and Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and have been living in the Pacific Northwest since 1988 where I am active in many progressive organizations such as PFLAG (Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays).

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