Love Person review in Seattle Times

Seattle Weekly review of Love Person.

I saw this Friday night - highly recommended. The show is full of many hilarious moments, and some very touching ones. Special inside jokes for all theatre enthusiasts sprinkled through out! Both shows this Sunday are Pay What You Can. Go watch WELL.

React's latest presentation - two weekends left.

Quoted: One of our biggest hits returns with a brand new staging to open our fantastic 15th anniversary season...From award-winning local playwright Craig Lucas (The Light in the Piazza) comes...A whirlwind courtship. A storybook wedding. A kiss for the bride. And suddenly everything changes. When Peter and Rita's newlywed marriage is strained by a magical twist of fate, true love will never be the same. If you can't believe your eyes, trust your heart. Recently revived on Broadway, this Tony and Pulitzer-nominated play will enchant you. Don't miss our new production of this modern romantic fairy tale...which ReAct first staged in 1994 to critical and box office success.

Seattle Desi Net - a new India centric portal has published a feature on Pratidhwani's new Writers Forum initiative. Check it out.

Check out the last paragraph of the SIS review!! :)

Quoted: Reviews of 4 plays, including "Sex in Seattle" and "800 Words: The Transmigration of Philip K Dick."

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Quoted: A sneak peak of the next show from the Pork Filled Players, Seattle's oldest sketch comedy group and the Northwest's oldest Asian American theatre group!

I will be behind the stage for the most part - I'm ASM'ing this show... its one of the funniest plays you've ever seen - so come out and enjoy it!

Quoted: A Seattle Premiere!
After making a disturbing discovery about her seemingly perfect husband, Cass sets forth on an adventure to Niagara Falls in a quest to find herself and the meaning of Life. Along the way, she meets a suicidal alcoholic with a giant pickle barrel, a strange pair of elderly honeymooners, and Captain Mike, the navigator on The Maid of the Mist who just may be the man Cass was actually meant to marry. David Lindsay-Abaire's hilarious and touching play about flight, fate and the pursuit of happiness takes us on a wild ride we will not soon forget.