Port Townsend’s native theater has finished it once more.

After a gripping manufacturing of “The People Downstairs,” Key City Public Theatre has produced a winner with “Redd.”   

While described as a really unfastened adaptation of the Grimms story of Little Red Riding Hood, KCPT packs rather more into the 80 minutes of humor, pathos,  colonialism, conflict of cultures,  racism,  definition of household, discovery of self and freedom.

If you recalled Tomiki Sage’s gymnastics within the Nutcracker, be ready for extra leaps and flips as he leads a frightened teen to her future. As a particular deal with, there’s a thrilling swordfight with clashing, ducking and noteworthy ability. Engaging leisure in our personal Port Townsend. How lucky for us that the playwright, Kat Agudo, has made KCPT the venue for this world premiere.

John Austin

PORT TOWNSEND