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Imagine being in a family that you would kill to protect. Everyone in town is after your money, and some of them want your blood. One night, your teenage son is out too late. You pray that your enemies haven’t found him, but the reality is worse: he has already been struck down … by Cupid.
General admission seating. All tickets are free.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Cast: Stella Meerman, Zeppelin, Danielle Alexis Nicole Mitchell Francois, Matt Dela Cruz, Eric Newman, Teresa Rusnak, Adera Gandy, Ayden Bryant, Taryn Graham, Ronan Pirkle, Molly Aidlin, Ellie Hoit, Chaloni Burton, Shawn Torrey, Hal McManus, Ria Agrawal, Fiona Gordon, Sacia Vik, and Mari Salinas. Chorus: Ejay Amor, Lucas Chin, Castalinia McCoy-Green, Ryan Olmsted, Clinton Parilla, and Jennifer Ropella Saul. Musicians: Emmeline Chin, Kimberly Cincilla, Theron Lutes, and Victoria Tarner.
Run dates: previews 8/30-31, opens 9/1, closing 9/15
Accessible show dates: Tickets are free for all shows (via online reservation, plus limited tickets at door), with donations welcomed.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms (multi-stall, gendered) are the ones for the mall, in building across the sidewalk. Ample lot parking (free) on site.
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Imagine being in a family that you would kill to protect. Everyone in town is after your money, and some of them want your blood. One night, your teenage son is out too late. You pray that your enemies haven’t found him, but the reality is worse: he has already been struck down … by Cupid.
General admission seating. All tickets are free.
*****
By William Shakespeare
Cast: Stella Meerman, Zeppelin, Danielle Alexis Nicole Mitchell Francois, Matt Dela Cruz, Eric Newman, Teresa Rusnak, Adera Gandy, Ayden Bryant, Taryn Graham, Ronan Pirkle, Molly Aidlin, Ellie Hoit, Chaloni Burton, Shawn Torrey, Hal McManus, Ria Agrawal, Fiona Gordon, Sacia Vik, and Mari Salinas. Chorus: Ejay Amor, Lucas Chin, Castalinia McCoy-Green, Ryan Olmsted, Clinton Parilla, and Jennifer Ropella Saul. Musicians: Emmeline Chin, Kimberly Cincilla, Theron Lutes, and Victoria Tarner.
Run dates: previews 8/30-31, opens 9/1, closing 9/15
Accessible show dates: Tickets are free for all shows (via online reservation, plus limited tickets at door), with donations welcomed.
Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms (multi-stall, gendered) are the ones for the mall, in building across the sidewalk. Ample lot parking (free) on site.
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.
General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.
*****
By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)
Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant
Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra
Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow
Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21
Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)
Plays on Tap returns with new play readings and events every first Tuesday, now at Jules Maes Saloon. Be a part of this quick and dirty play reading process that provides playwrights the opportunity to hear new works read out loud by professional actors and receive feedback from audiences.
Plays on tap for 2024 include:
Con-Veiled by Ejay Amor (3/5)
Madaling Sabihin (Easy to Say) by Alegra Batara
No More Candy by Mikki Gillette
Welcome to Betty’s Diner by Marcus Gorman
SKIN by Anamaria Guerzon
Peggy by Maggie Higginbothom
Doors at 7, reading at 7:30. Ages 21+
Location: back room at Jules Maes Saloon (5919 Airport Way S, Seattle)
Free admission, no tickets required. Info here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. In this adaptation of the Shakespearean classic by co-artistic director Sailor St. Claire, young Hamlet knows that literary burlesque is the thing to catch the conscience of the King.
Tickets ($27, or pay-what-you-choose offered to all) here.
Plays on Tap returns with new play readings and events every first Tuesday, now at Jules Maes Saloon. Be a part of this quick and dirty play reading process that provides playwrights the opportunity to hear new works read out loud by professional actors and receive feedback from audiences.
Plays on tap for 2024 include:
Con-Veiled by Ejay Amor (3/5)
Madaling Sabihin (Easy to Say) by Alegra Batara
No More Candy by Mikki Gillette
Welcome to Betty’s Diner by Marcus Gorman
SKIN by Anamaria Guerzon
Peggy by Maggie Higginbothom
Doors at 7, reading at 7:30. Ages 21+
Location: back room at Jules Maes Saloon (5919 Airport Way S, Seattle)
Free admission, no tickets required. Info here.
Plays on Tap returns with new play readings and events every first Tuesday, now at Jules Maes Saloon. Be a part of this quick and dirty play reading process that provides playwrights the opportunity to hear new works read out loud by professional actors and receive feedback from audiences.
Plays on tap for 2024 include:
Con-Veiled by Ejay Amor (3/5)
Madaling Sabihin (Easy to Say) by Alegra Batara
No More Candy by Mikki Gillette
Welcome to Betty’s Diner by Marcus Gorman
SKIN by Anamaria Guerzon
Peggy by Maggie Higginbothom
Doors at 7, reading at 7:30. Ages 21+
Location: back room at Jules Maes Saloon (5919 Airport Way S, Seattle)
Free admission, no tickets required. Info here.