On March 4th, Stone Soup Theatre announced on its Facebook page that, “Due to unforeseen circumstances, Stone Soup Theatre has had to take the incredibly drastic step of cancelling our remaining performances of Sam Shepard’s ‘The God Of Hell.’”
This winter, Storybook Theater is performing ‘Cinderella’ around the region and on March 7th, at 11a and 1p, they will bring this production to the stage at Hale’s Palladium.
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture has launched ‘Spacefinder Seattle,’ a new website designed to connect artists and art spaces. This database is intended to list every rental space in the region useful to artists, arts and cultural organizations, but Spacefinder Seattle has only just begun and it will need help to grow.
As hilarious as it is sobering, this theatrical thrill ride mixes the bucolic with the surreal. Performances for ‘The God Of Hell’ run at Stone Soup Theatre Thursday – Sundays from February 20th – March 14th. Purchase tickets through Brown Paper Tickets for this powerful comedy about a political battle played out in a Midwest farm house.
For a limited, three-week run, starting February 19th, the play ‘Voyage For Madmen’ written by Gregory Award-winning playwright Rachel Atkins, and directed by Susanna Burney, will be staged at West of Lenin theater.
Make it a special Valentine’s Weekend with the ‘World’s Greatest Literary Boxing Match of the Year’ at West of Lenin, called ‘Medicine Ball: Playwrights v. Poets.’ On Friday, February 13th at 7p, Saturday, February 14th at 7p or on Sunday, February 15th at 2p, watch seven short plays and seven dramatic poetry readings – and vote on who you think did it better, playwright or poet?
Fremont audiences will get another chance at the wildly funny, all-ages appropriate (and all-ages entertaining) ‘I Hate Children’ Children’s Show, with Paul Nathan. The show goes on for three matinees on Saturdays and Sundays, February 7th – 22nd, at Hale’s Palladium.
Due to a city-wide pre-emption of regular programming on Sunday, only two days remain to see Lelavision, and the all-new ‘ExperiMetal’ show, at West of Lenin. Tickets remain available for the last performances on Friday, January 30th at 8p and on Saturday, January 31st, at 3p & 8p.
On Thursday, December 18th, and Friday, December 19th, at 8p at West Of Lenin, The Bushwick Book Club presents two evenings of original music inspired by ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens.
Opening this weekend is the Fremont Players annual production of a British Panto at Hale’s Palladium. This year, in partnership with Fremont Philharmonic Orchestra, they will present an original staging of ‘Beauty & The Beast’ from December 13th – January 11th, with four performances every weekend!
