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2010-01-26

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2010-01-11

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2010-01-11

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2009-12-22

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2009-12-15

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2009-12-08

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PRISON ARTS RESIDENCY: PAT GRANEY COMPANY GOES 'INSIDE'
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2010 is a milestone year for Pat Graney Company’s Keeping the Faith: The Prison Project. Its upcoming arts residency on the “inside” marks the 15th anniversary of the program’s inception. Since 1995, Keeping the Faith: The Prison Project has cultivated expression through art for offenders in the Washington State women’s prison system, including WCCW, the state’s largest facility for women. This year, the company will be in residence for the sixth time at Mission Creek Corrections Center for Women, located just south of Bremerton. The three month residency starts February 5 and will culminate in two performances for fellow inmates and the public on May 7 and 8, 2010 at 7pm.
 
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Friday, February 05 2010


SEXUAL UNREST GRIPS THE REDWOOD STAGE
Redwood Theatre
Richard Sherman has a wife, a young daughter, a demanding job, and all the day-to-day stress he can handle. Stuck at home working while his family enjoys a summer vacation, Richard is soon indulging in daydreaming flights of fancy and facing temptations from every angle, including a gorgeous young woman who literally drops into his life. Running February 12th through 27th, 2010 at the Fred W. Meitzer Theater on the Redmond Municipal Campus.
 
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Thursday, February 04 2010


ARE YOU READY TO ROCK ... SOFTLY?
Soft Rock Kid
If you’ve been Holding Out for a Hero then wait no more. Mark Siano and his foxy posse of Freedom Dancers will Fight for your Honor –Karate Kid-style. One final time, Against All Odds, and with a little help from ACT’s Central Heating Lab, Mark Siano & The Freedom Dancers will present six performances of The Soft Rock Kid from February 19-27, 2010 at ACT’s Falls Theatre. This is a “greatest hits celebration” of the soft rock favorites that have afforded Mark & Company countless sellout performances at area clubs and theaters.
 
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Sunday, January 31 2010


THE EARLY BIRD SING-ALONG CABARET IS BACK!
Renton Civic Theatre
In this all-ages interactive musical comedy, the audience is encouraged to participate in the musical mayhem as Aunt Dottie (Michele Greenwood Bettinger) and her Nephew Aaron (Buckner) take you on a romp through some classic and not-so-classic pop & rock tunes!
 
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Tuesday, January 26 2010


SUZUKI/VOCAL WINTER WORKSHOP 2010
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Shanga Parker, Associate Professor, UW School of Drama  is providing one-on-one training in Suzuki Method and in developing and enhancing the actor's singing and speaking voice. The goal is to assist the actor in being able to make a full, rich, clear sound while s/he is under physical distress. The result is a strong, focused performance in every situation. Open to everyone. No prior experience necessary.

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Friday, January 22 2010


UNDINE
The Satori Group
A lonely water creature finds a microphone, and an enchanted girl lost between night and the dawn of day sings her heart out: welcome to the eerie world of Undine. A live performance/song cycle inspired by the ethereal anti-heroine of German folklore, this performance features original songs, live electronic looping, shimmering dresses and wicked beats.
 
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Friday, January 22 2010


IT WOULD BE A TRIAL TO MISS THIS!
Bellevue Civic Theatre
If only every trial were as funny as this National Shakespeare Award-winning play!  Let the Christmas spirit last just a little longer and come see Bellevue Civic Theatre’s The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge at the Theatre at Meydenbauer Center, January 29th-February 6th, 2010. 
 
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Saturday, January 16 2010


I LOVE YOU BECAUSE
Center Stage Theatre
I Love You Because is a sweet, funny romantic comedy about contemporary dating in New York City and it’s the ideal show for the Valentine Season. This hip off-Broadway musical charmer will definitely send audiences home with a smile. Runs Feb 5 - 21, 2010 (Fri-Sun)
 
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Friday, January 15 2010


START 2010 WITH A GREAT DIVORCE
Taproot Theatre Company
Three months after the fire that caused severe damage to its Greenwood playhouse, Taproot Theatre is thrilled to reopen the theatre with the regional premiere of The Great Divorce, the first show in its 2010 Season. The theatrical adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ fantastical novel opens on January 29, a night full of celebration and new beginnings. The Great Divorce, adapted by George Drance and the Magis Theatre Company (NY) and directed by Scott Nolte, runs through February 27.
 
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Friday, January 15 2010


SAM SHEPARD'S FOOL FOR LOVE
Stone Soup Theatre
A story of obsession, love & denial in a relationship between two lovers who try to come to terms with their past is riveting and horrific, funny and bitter. Sex, love, hate, passion and jealousy are all here. Featuring Annie Lareau, Anders Bolang, John Clark and Danny Arreola, Stone Soup brings this haunting, little-produced tale, arguably Shepard’s best-known, to the stage this season
 
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Sunday, January 10 2010


THE BELLE OF AMHERST
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Acclaimed solo-performer Maria Glanz portrays the poet Emily Dickinson in Sound Theatre Company’s production of The Belle of Amherst, by William Luce. One of the most beloved American poets, Emily Dickinson is known only through her letters and her vast collection of poems; much of her private, secluded life in Amherst, Massachusetts, in the mid-nineteenth century remains a mystery. Her poetry, published after her death, reveals a contemporary sensibility that transcends the limitations of her provincial life, her gender and her era. Accompanied by composer Brad Hawkins’ live original musical score, William Luce’s tour de force one-woman drama utilizes these writings to depict a witty, passionate, and conflicted woman wrestling with the largest questions of existence.
 
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Tuesday, January 05 2010


MR. ANGELO OPENS JAN. 14TH
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Theatre Verity presents Mr. Angelo by Daniel Tarker, a contemporary re-imagining of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure. When Clay Stephens is arrested for statutory rape after getting his sixteen year old girlfriend pregnant, he pleads with his sister, Isabelle, to help him fight the felony sex charges by using her influence as a popular local pastor to persuade the district attorney to drop the case. Yet, the district attorney, a new appointee named Mr. Angelo, has his own nefarious agenda – for Clay and Isabelle. Mr. Angelo runs January 14 – February 7 at the Odd Duck Studio on Capitol Hill. Performances are Thursday – Saturday at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm. Admission is $15.00. Tickets are available through Brown Paper Tickets. More information can be found at: http://mrangelo.weebly.com/
 
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Saturday, January 02 2010


MAN OF THE HOUR
Unexpected Productions
Unexpected Productions introduces Man of the Hour, a show with an introspective, articulate exploration of the story we play in our own real lives. One character finds himself center stage as a blank slate - a normal self - only to be molded, manipulated, wrenched apart, and transformed by the characters who flit in and out of his story.
 
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Thursday, December 31 2009


INTIMAN THEATRE ANNOUNCES 'A BASH FOR BART'
Intiman
Intiman Theatre is honored to announce a special event celebrating its outgoing Artistic Director, Bartlett Sher, after ten years of leadership. On January 30, 2010, Intiman will host “A Bash for Bart” featuring remarks by Laurence Ballard and a special tribute concert performed by Kelli O’Hara, star of Sher’s Tony Award-winning production of South Pacific and Intiman’s Broadway success, The Light in the Piazza.
 
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Tuesday, December 22 2009


MISSING CHRISTMAS ALREADY?
Kirkland Repertory Theatre
If only every trial were as funny as this National Shakespeare Award-winning play! Let the Christmas spirit last a little longer and come see The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge at the Kirkland Performance Center in downtown Kirkland, January 8th-10th, 2010.
 
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Monday, December 21 2009



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