The Theatre22 launched their inaugural production of Landford Wilson’s ‘The 5th of July’ last week at West of Lenin. The run of this classic American play only goes through October 26th, so get tickets now and plan to see it while you may.
For one-night-only, October 9th at 7:30p, West of Lenin will have Martin Dockery, an acclaimed storyteller and solo performer, bringing ‘The Bike Trip’ to the upstairs studio space.
Two shows have been added to the limited run of ‘Das Barbecü In Concert,’ at West of Lenin in Fremont – on August 19th & 22nd.
Final weekend coming up for the outrageous and irreverent ‘Poisoning Pigeons In The Park’ at West of Lenin theatre. ‘Pigeons…’ will fly away Sunday, to make room for the ‘Das Barbecü’ of the season – a limited run of a witty Texas fable based on one of the stories in Richard Wagner’s ‘The Ring’ cycle, Gotterdammerung.
Enjoy a one-night-only cabaret at West Of Lenin next Monday, August 5th, at 7:30p. ‘Seattle: B-Sides & Rarities’ promises to fill the ‘loud and obnoxious’ vacuum left by the absence of the Blue Angels at Seafair.
Next Monday, July 29th, West of Lenin will host the 9th installment of Sandbox Radio Live! This one-night-only recording of Sandbox Radio will start at 8p (with the Sandbox Radio Bar opening at 7p.) Purchase tickets now through Brown Paper Tickets for $15 per person – and note that these shows do sell-out!
This summer, enjoy ‘Poisoning Pigeons In The Park,’ at West Of Lenin. This revue of the ‘relevant, radical and risqué songs of Tom Lehrer,’ will be performed in Fremont July 25th – August 11th.
For four brief evenings, July 17th – 20th, local theater West of Lenin (WoL) will have a short-run of a play by Samuel Beckett called ‘Rockaby.’
The always provocative West of Lenin welcomes back a favorite playwright – with a very unusual, hallucinatory work. For three nights only (June 18th – 20th,) in a new upstairs studio space, limited audiences can experience Tommy Smith’s multimedia piece, ‘Lotus Eaters (EP)’.
This month, Friday & Saturday nights, see the Sauer Bauer Production of ‘The Horrible Lamb’ at Fremont’s own West of Lenin theater.
