he 16th Annual Moisture Festival will feature an incredible line-up of international and local talent – aerialists, magicians, clowns, puppeteers, dancers, jugglers, etc. The Comedy/Variete shows at Hale’s Palladium run March 14th through April 7th, and the Moisture Festival Libertease Cabaret at Broadway Performance Hall runs one-weekend-only, March 28th – 30th.
On Friday, February 22nd, at 8p, Chapter VII of The Panel Jumper LIVE will bring a comic book-themed cabaret to West of Lenin theatre.
On Tuesday, February 19th, at 6:30p, the annual Moisture Festival Volunteer Orientation drive and party will take place at Hale’s Palladium.
The Seattle Pacific University will present ‘Before The Eclipse’ in the McKinley Hall Theatre from January 31st – February 2nd. Tickets are available now for purchase to any of the 7:30p performances, and the single matinee, at 1p, on Feb 2nd.
Over next weekend, January 17th – 19th, at 8p, at Hale’s Palladium, popular family entertainer Paul Nathan will stage his ‘Something Magical’ show. The amazing acts seen annual in Nathan’s ‘I Hate Children Children’s Magic Show’ will be stepped up a notch for more mature audiences.
This weekend, there will be two spectacular shows at Norm’s Eatery & Alehouse (the Drag Queens & Jingle Bells) and The Backdoor (Retrogressive – A Speakeasy Party,) intended to celebrate the season and raise money for Lifelong and PAWS.
Over last weekend, Fremont celebrated its Festivus, and the fun in shopping and exploring the Center of the Universe! Thanks to HomeStreet Bank and the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, our overall sponsors, Fremont Festivus offered everyone, of every age and interest, an opportunity to mark the season – for FREE!!
The Fremont Players and Fremont Philharmonic Orchestra return to Hale’s Palladium for the seasonal fun of traditional British Panto, opening December 8th, and running weekends through January 6th. This time out, the Fremont Players have set their stage for a new, outrageous telling of ‘Puss in Boots.’
Opening this Friday, November 30th, and running through December 16th at West of Lenin, ‘Veils’ by Tom Coash and directed by Lia Sima Fakhouri provides a view of the culture clash going on today.
From October 25th – November 18th, at WofL, see ‘Lonely Planet’, written and directed by an established theater talent, Steven Dietz.
