History of Theatre @ ACT Theatre (Downtown Seattle) (ASL interpreted)

By Reginald André Jackson
Directed by Valerie Curtis-Newton

A co-production with The Hansberry Project

From ACT Core Company writer and artist Reginald André Jackson in collaboration with The Hansberry Project and director Valerie Curtis-Newton comes the world premiere production, History of Theatre. Jackson delves into the journey and rich legacy of his artistic ancestors, from the early days of enslavement through the ensuing 200 years. Full of music, dance, and profound insights, the show traces the brilliance, perseverance, and artistry of our theatrical forebearers restoring and highlighting forgotten and unsung artists to their rightful place in history.

(Previews 1/28-2/1, opens 2/2)

This performance is listed as ASL interpreted. As always, please check with the theatre to confirm that has not changed. This season’s ASL show dates here.

Tickets ($0-$89) here.

Limited pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all shows, plus $20 same-day rush tickets; see info here.