If you're a theater fan, mark your calendars: there's plenty to do when it comes to stage performances in Seattle this week, from a sequel to a wildly popular Broadway show to a murder mystery dinner.
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'A Doll's House, Part 2'
Check out the sequel to the popular hit Broadway show of the same name at Leo K. Theater on Friday evening. When a judge blackmails protagonist Nora to stop writing scandalous novels, it begins a chain effect reaction. The play aims to show the compromise necessary to navigate a marriage as well as show the cost of personal fulfillment.
When: Friday, April 5, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Leo K. Theatre, 155 Mercer St.
Price: $20 - $33.50
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'The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show'
A favorite across the country, "The Dinner Detective" serves up a tasty whodunit along with a seated four-course dinner. And since this popular comic murder mystery is set in the present day, you'll never know whether someone at your table is a member of the talented cast of improvisers.
In fact, everyone's a suspect, including you. A ticket includes hors d'oeuvres, salad and choice from three entrees and dessert.
When: Saturday, April 6, 6 p.m.
Where: Crowne Plaza Seattle Downtown, 1113 Sixth Ave.
Price: $81.07
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Playback Theater Northwest
Come down to this improv show that allows you to share a personal true story about your past. The improvisers will then re-enact the scene for you right before your eyes. Originally developed in 1975 by Jonathan Fox and Jo Salas in New York, this reenactment improv is gaining popularity across the nation.
When: Saturday, April 6, 7 p.m.
Where: Seattle Asian Medicine and Martial Arts, 12025 Lake City Way NE, Suite B.
Price: $7.50
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