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·Scott Nevins to Host NYC Gay Men's Chorus' The BIG Gay Sing in March
·Pal Joey to Extend Through March 1
·Yale University to Present Robert Marc Friedman's Remembering Miss...
·Booker, Marek, Serrales, et al. Set for Colorado New Play Summit
·Liza's at the Palace... CD to Be Released February 3
·Cast, Creative Team Set for Mammals at the Lost Studio
·Cast, Creative Team Set for Light Up The Sky at Open Fist Theatre
·The Kitchen Announces Winter 2009 Season
·Full Cast, Creative Team Set for Orlando Shakespeare's Wittenberg
·Beck, Cash, Eaves, Keating, et al. Set for Ars Nova's Playlist
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Happy New Year from SeattleActor.com!
 Thank you for all your support over the years. If you would like to get more involved, please write to us. We are always looking for talented theater professionals to share their viewpoint and experience. Cheers! |
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NEW MEMBERS SOUGHT FOR YATC! |
 Named Best New Company of 2008 by the Seattle Times, Young Americans' Theatre Company is looking for new members! Opportunities range from acting and directing, to becoming a company board member in the future. Join the current board at an event where you can learn about YATC, get involved, and meet people who are as passionate about the arts as you.
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Sunday, January 04 2009
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AUNT DOTTIE'S (EARLY BIRD) SING-ALONG CABARET |
 After years entertaining on the high seas, Aunt Dottie (Michele Greenwood Bettinger) found herself on dry land, due to her current husband’s chronic seasickness. Unable to stop performing, and still paying alimony for all of those previous husbands, she brought her act to the Renton Civic Theatre last November and now she's back for more shows!
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Sunday, January 04 2009
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ELEEMOSYNARY BY LEE BLESSING DIRECTED BY MARI GEASAIR |
 Stone Soup invites you to refresh your spirit and engage your heart by joining us for Eleemosynary, an evocative play about love, personal identity and the importance of family. The story is about an eccentric Grandmother (played by Artistic Director and Stone Soup Founder Maureen Miko) a brilliant but alienated mother and a precocious spelling bee champion granddaughter.
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Wednesday, December 17 2008
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SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS THE ROAD TO MECCA |
 Athol Fugard’s celebrated drama The Road to Mecca tells an intimate story about true-life South African artist Helen Martins who became notorious for the fantastical home she called her “Mecca.” The Road to Mecca plays in the Bagley Wright Theatre from January 15-February 14, 2009. Previews begin January 15, with opening night set for January 21. Tickets are available through the Seattle Repertory Theatre box office seven days a week at (206) 443-2222, toll-free at (877) 900-9285, as well as online at www.seattlerep.org.
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Tuesday, December 16 2008
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KOCH AND PLATT FROLIC FOUR NIGHTS IN DECEMBER |
 Peggy Platt and Lisa Koch (Dos Fallopia) bring out their favorite dysfunctional characters and classic sketches for 4 nights only, December 14-17 at the Theatre Off Jackson.
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Saturday, December 13 2008
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SPT OPENS A DIARY EVERYONE WILL WANT TO SEE! |
 Seattle Public Theater is ready to spread a little holiday humor with the return of David Sedaris’ witty The Santaland Diaries. Sedaris’ humorous take on the absurdity of the holidays certainly makes the season merrier at the Historic Bathhouse Theater on Green Lake.
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Saturday, December 13 2008
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COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO OPENING NIGHT OF 'LAST CUP OF SORROW' |
 Greetings Seattle theater mavens and performers-
We would be delighted for you to join us at the world premiere performance of a brand new play, Last Cup of Sorrow… written by Jeremy B. Storey and Directed by Jeff Scott.
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Tuesday, December 09 2008
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AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS |
 Twelfth Night Productions celebrates Twelfth Night with their twelfth annual production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors," a short opera by Gian Carlo Menotti, which tells the story of a poor young shepherd and his mother who receive a visit from the Three Kings.
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Monday, December 08 2008
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THE CHRISTMAS FOUNDLING AT TAPROOT |
 The California Gold Rush is on and rough-and-tumble miners fill their days chasing fortunes and their nights with story and song. When an orphaned infant appears on their doorstep on Christmas Eve, their carefree existence is turned topsy-turvy and they discover that the greatest wealth sometimes comes in surprising packages. A play rich with the spirit of Christmas and filled with traditional folk music and carols. Heartwarming & hilarious!
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Wednesday, December 03 2008
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BLACK NATIVITY: A GOSPEL SONG PLAY |
 “Hear again the Christmas story” as Intiman Theatre’s Black Nativity enters its second decade as a gospel songfest for the entire family, and a Seattle tradition for audiences of all faiths. This celebration of the holiday season offers gospel favorites (performed by powerful soloists and a full choir) and dance (from traditional to tap). The production is directed by Jacqueline Moscou and choreographed by Kabby Mitchell III, with music direction by Pastor Patrinell Wright.
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Monday, November 24 2008
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A TERRIBLE PRICE FOR WHIMSY: REMOUNT! |
 (When one mount just isn't enough)
Printer's Devil Theater is proud to present a remount of Seattle playwright Scot Augustson's shadow puppet extravaganza, A Terrible Price for Whimsy. The show opens on Friday, November 28th at Theatre Off Jackson (TOJ), 409 7th Ave. South in Seattle's International District.
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Thursday, November 20 2008
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THEATRE DANGEROUSLY RETURNS |
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Hosted by Mark Siano, who is resurrecting Theatre Dangerously, which was a popular old late night cabaret format from the University of Washington where most of these friends and performers originally met. This is a co-production with Washington Ensemble Theatre.
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Wednesday, November 12 2008
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AUNT DOTTIE'S SUNDAY SING-ALONG |
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After years entertaining on the high seas, Aunt Dottie (Michele Greenwood Bettinger) finds herself on dry land, due to her current husband’s chronic seasickness. Unable to stop performing, and still paying alimony for all of those previous husbands, she’s bringing her act to the Renton Civic Theatre. The audience is encouraged to participate and sing along as Aunt Dottie and her nephew (Aaron Buckner) take you on a journey through some classic and not-so classic songs.
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Friday, November 07 2008
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TAPROOT THEATRE FEATURES LATE-NIGHT IMPROV ON THE MAINSTAGE |
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Late-Night Improv returns to the Taproot Theatre Mainstage this December—for 3 performances only! Taproot Theatre’s improvisers will entertain audiences with a fun retelling of a Christmas classic. It’s a Wonderful Improvised Life, created by Danny Walter, takes place at Taproot Theatre on December 5, 12 and 19, after the evening performance of the Mainstage production—The Christmas Foundling by Norman Allen and inspired by the stories of Bret Hart—ends.
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Thursday, November 06 2008
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THE STAY UP LATE SHOW ANNOUNCES NOVEMBER LINE-UP |
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Seattle's only live, monthly, late-night talk show kicks off Thanksgiving season with the full force charisma of a pilgrim wearing leather chaps! Tis the season, so proceeds from the November 8 show will benefit Northwest Harvest.
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Wednesday, November 05 2008
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