Megan Ahiers as Lillian. Photo by Omar Willey

Your home for news, stories and artist blog posts related to the World Premiere of Emerald City by S.P. Miskowski March 9 – April 7. Click HERE for show details and ticket info.

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The Seattle Star interviews playwright S.P. Miskowski

Yeah, It’s Me; But It’s Also You, Seattle: An Interview with Emerald City‘s S.P. Miskowski… READ MORE

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What’s your Seattle relationship status: Megan Ahiers

We asked the cast and crew of Emerald City five questions about their ‘love-affair’ with Seattle…. READ MORE

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“Black Holes and Paradoxes” S.P. Miskowski

“Theater presents many paradoxes. One has to do with pacing. When actors speak quickly, the action seems more exciting. Yet if they speak too quickly, so that the audience has to strain or can’t understand every word, time seems to slow down. After that, the faster the actors talk…” READ MORE

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What’s your Seattle relationship status: Jennifer Pratt

We asked the cast and crew of Emerald City five questions about their ‘love-affair’ with Seattle…. READ MORE

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What’s your Seattle relationship status: Robin Macartney

We asked the cast and crew of Emerald City five questions about their ‘love-affair’ with Seattle…. READ MORE

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“The Play is Not the Thing” S.P. Miskowski

“The actor is the one irreducible element of theatrical performance.”

These were the first words from Jack Clay the first time the writers from the graduate program sat in on his master class for actors. I took these words to heart, considered them while writing my way through those rather grueling three years, and have returned to them many times since.. READ MORE

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“Emerald City’s Wizard” Morgan Rowe

“I first met playwright S.P. Miskowski over ten years ago when I was cast in an independently produced production of S.P.’s play The Red Room.  It was a wonderfully gothic piece about three sisters whose mother had just died.  Two of the grief stricken siblings proceed to pick up their mother’s mantle, becoming serial killers in the rural south… ”  READ MORE