Give to Eclectic Theater by donating to Shunpike! When you make a donation to Shunpike below, you will note that the donation is for Eclectic Theater in the comments box.
SAVE THE DATE: GIVEBIG ON MAY 15, 2013GROW YOUR GIFTThe Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG is a one-day, online charitable giving event to inspire |
William Shakespeare’s tragedy of jealousy and revenge.
Othello, a celebrated general, yet an outsider, defies social convention and marries Desdemona, a Venetian aristocrat. Enter Othello’s most trusted lieutenant, the “honest” Iago, who nurses a vengeful hate for his commander. As Iago draws Othello and the audience into a spider web of half-truths, scandal is fueled families and friendships destroyed until a “trifle light as air” tragically unravels them all.
With poetry rivaling King Lear and with the psychological depth of Hamlet, Shakespeare constructs a highly charged tale of prejudice, revenge, and the destruction of innocence.
Content Advisory: Suitable for teens and adults, Othello contains onstage violence and sexual innuendo. Concerned parents and theater-goers may want to contact the Box Office for more information.
An Equity Member Project Code presentation directed by Kim Deskin.
Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets.
Starring Michael Blum as Othello, Ann-Mari Bryant as Desdemona, Rik Deskin* as Iago, Eleanor Moseley* as Emilia, Eric Newman* as Roderigo, Scott Maddock as Brabantio, Corey Lynn Atencio as Bianca, Jeff Allen Pierce*, Mary Murfin Bailey, Brandon Marino and Alexa Oo!
Sound Design by David Torres.
Costume Design by Holly Forbis.
Scenic Design by Tyrone Brown.
Lighting Design by Judy Walcott.
Fight Design by Gavin Sakae Mclean.
Stage Management by Alyson Sundal.
Assistant Stage Management by Richard Deskin.
Thu-Sat at 8pm and Sun at 2pm, May 9-May 26.
$12-$25. Our pricing is Pay What You Can because if you can give more to help support our artists, then please pay the full price, but if not you can pay what you can.
This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Members’ Project Code.
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
Powered by Shunpike.
###
Waiting for Jenkins Presents: Origin Story
In association with the Eclectic Theater.
Powered by Shunpike.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? We don’t know yet. It’s improv! A new superhero will rise based on your suggestions each night. No reboots. No sequels. Just justice.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Eclectic Theater or by calling (206)679-3271 or online at Brown Paper Tickets . Saturday at 10:30pm (or slightly later due to Othello).
Waiting for Jenkins is a local improv troupe comprised of: Andrea Moro, Jodie Nathan, Joshua Mule, Rebecca Plett, Tim Harahan,and Sarah Scheller.
With special guests: __________________
Making it up…for justice.
More info and tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/366681!
We’re making good progress, but need just one more night to be ready for an audience, so our first preview is now scheduled for Saturday night at 8pm.
We are sorry for any inconvenience if you had planned on attending on Friday.
This show actually Previews Fri-Sun of this weekend. We had to cancel the 1st Preview to get a new dimmer-board.
Othello
William Shakespeare‘s tragedy of jealousy and revenge. Thu-Sat at 8pm and Sun at 2pm. April 26-May 26.
Othello, a celebrated general, yet an outsider, defies social convention and marries Desdemona, a Venetian aristocrat. Enter Othello’s most trusted lieutenant, the honest Iago, who nurses a vengeful hate for his commander. As Iago draws Othello and the audience into a spider web of half-truths, scandal is fueled families and friendships destroyed until a trifle light as air tragically unravels them all.
With poetry rivaling King Lear and with the psychological depth of Hamlet, Shakespeare constructs a highly charged tale of prejudice, revenge, and the destruction of innocence.
Content Advisory: Suitable for teens and adults, Othello contains onstage violence and sexual innuendo. Concerned parents and theater-goers may want to contact the Box Office for more information.
“This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Members’ Project Code.”
Directed by Kim Deskin.
Starring Michael Blum, Ann-Mari Bryant, Rik Deskin*, Eleanor Moseley*, Eric Newman*, Scott Maddock, Corey Lynn Atencio, Alexa Oo, Jeff Allen Pierce*,Brandon Marino, and Mary Murfin Bayley!
Sound Design by David Torres.
Costume Design by Holly Forbis.
Scenic Design by Tyrone Brown.
Lighting Design by Judy Walcott.
Fight Design by Gavin Sakae Mclean.
Stage Management and Poster Design by Alyson Sundal.
Assistant Stage Management by Richard Deskin.
$12-$25. PWYC. April 26-28 are all PWYC Previews.
Advanced Tickets are available at 206-679-3271 and at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/357562!
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
Thursday-Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 2pm are the last performances of Across A Little Red Marker.
“…this taut little thriller by Jim Moran has a cinematic quality…” by Brendan Kiley, The Stranger
The year is 1988, when George H.W. Bush will be elected President, the Edmonton Oilers will trade Wayne Gretzky to the Los Angeles Kings and the enacting of a new trade agreement waits, which will change things for the U.S.-Canada border. Nadine works as a U.S. Border Inspector, serving and protecting her Port of Entry with an authoritative, no-nonsense style. However, a health scare causes the single mother and Vietnam widow to pursue a life insurance policy. When she meets Mr. Hayden, a duplicitous
insurance agent with a dark and hidden agenda, Nadine soon finds her life and the world around her spiraling out of control.
An Equity Member Project Code presentation of a World Premiere written by Seattle Playwright Jim Moran.
Previews March 9 at 8pm and March 10 at 2pm.
Thu-Sat at 8pm and Sun at 2pm, March 14-April 7. There is no performance on Sunday, March 31. There is a performance on Monday, April 1 at 8pm.
$12-$25 Suggested Donation.
Directed by Jane Ryan.
Starring: Lisa Carswell*, David Foubert*, Morgan Law, Susan Connors, Faye B Summers*, Ivan Dinh, and Rik Deskin*
Stage Managed by Karin Ostergren
Assistant Stage Managed by Richard Deskin
Assistant Director: Adrian Cerrato
Scenic and Lighting Design by Joe Kendall
Sound Design by Kyle Thompson
Costume Design by Holly Forbis
*Member of Actors Equity Association
This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Members’ Project Code.
More info and tickets at 206-679-3271 and at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/316344!
David Foubert and Morgan Law. (2013) by Holly L. Forbis.
COMING SOON:
Mr Dewsberry
The Tale Of An American Hero
A Comedy by David Kulcsar.
Inspired by the Bill Murray classic Groundhog Day and the comedies of Will Ferrell, Mr. Dewsberry: The Tale of an American Hero follows a day in the life of Montgomery Dewsberry , the CEO of LemonCo.
Once America’s #1 supplier of lemonade, LemonCo faces an uncertain future after struggling through the economic downturn. Crass, immature, and selfish, Mr. Dewsberry’s life takes an unexpected turn when he speaks to what he believes to be the spirit of Ronald Reagan, and he begins to relive the same moment of a day over and over again.
Written and Actor Managed by David Kulcsar, Mr. Dewsberry: The Tale of an American Hero pokes fun at and examines today’s world of American politics and big business, all awhile dragging the rest of pop culture with it.
The show previews on Thursday, April 11th at 7:30 PM, and runs through April 21st, Fridays – Sundays. Tickets are available here at Brown Paper Tickets .
Waiting for Jenkins Presents: Origin Story
In association with the Eclectic Theater.
Powered by Shunpike.
Saturday, April 13, May 11 and June 8, 2013 at 10:30pm.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? We don’t know yet. It’s improv! A new superhero will rise based on your suggestions each night. No reboots. No sequels. Just justice.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at Eclectic Theater or by calling (206)679-3271 or online at Brown Paper Tickets
Waiting for Jenkins is a local improv troupe comprised of: Andrea Moro, Jodie Nathan, Joshua Mule, Rebecca Plett, and Sarah Scheller.
With special guests: __________________
Making it up…for justice.
I Think My Heart Needs Glasses
From the creator of THE UKRAINIAN DENTIST’S DAUGHTER
(Best of Fest Seattle Fringe 2012, Best Female Performance Winnipeg Fringe 2012, Spirit of the Fringe Montreal 2012) comes the WORLD PREMIERE of a one-woman show: her personal story of love, grief, and the search for peace.
On day one of a silent meditation retreat we meet Yana, a novice meditator who’s a bit skeptical about the whole thing. With 10 days of silence ahead of her and 28 years of baggage behind her, she explores the scars left on her heart from years of running into walls with love. It is the true story of a mission for the perfect prescription.
Only 2 performances in Seattle. Also touring to Chicago and Montreal.
Monday, April 15th at 8:00pm
Wednesday, April 17th at 8:00pm
For more information or photographs or to book an interview
please contact Yana Kesala at
847.226.0957 or by email at radiant.moxie@gmail.com
For tickets contact 206-679-3271 and Brown Paper Tickets
Othello
William Shakespeare‘s tragedy of jealousy and revenge. Thu-Sat at 8pm and Sun at 2pm. April 25-May 26.
Othello, a celebrated general, yet an outsider, defies social convention and marries Desdemona, a Venetian aristocrat. Enter Othello’s most trusted lieutenant, the honest Iago, who nurses a vengeful hate for his commander. As Iago draws Othello and the audience into a spider web of half-truths, scandal is fueled families and friendships destroyed until a trifle light as air tragically unravels them all.
With poetry rivaling King Lear and with the psychological depth of Hamlet, Shakespeare constructs a highly charged tale of prejudice, revenge, and the destruction of innocence.
Content Advisory: Suitable for teens and adults, Othello contains onstage violence and sexual innuendo. Concerned parents and theater-goers may want to contact the Box Office for more information.
“This production is being presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Association Members’ Project Code.”
Directed by Kim Deskin.
Starring Michael Blum, Ann-Mari Bryant, Rik Deskin*, Eleanor Moseley*, Eric Newman*, Scott Maddock, Corey Lynn Atencio, Alexa Oo, Jeff Allen Pierce*, Brandon Marino, and Mary Murfin Bayley!
Sound Design by David Torres.
Costume Design by Holly Forbis.
Scenic Design by Tyrone Brown.
Lighting Design by Judy Walcott.
Fight Design by Gavin Sakae Mclean.
Stage Management by Alyson Sundal.
Assistant Stage Management by Richard Deskin.
$12-$25. PWYC. April 25-28 are all PWYC Previews.
Advanced Tickets are available at 206-679-3271 and at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/357562!
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
Rik Deskin as Iago. (2013)
Two Rooms
Two Rooms is one of acclaimed playwright Lee Blessing’s most recognized plays. A woman, Lainie, sits in an empty room and waits for news of her husband, a hostage in Lebanon. She imagines conversing with her husband, and deals with a representative of the State Department and a member of the press as she tries to find her way.
This play explores the personal cost of large-scale political conflict, and measures the power, or lack of power, that governments have over individuals. The US State Department wants Lainie to stay quiet, to not get in the way of their ongoing negotiations. The press wants to share her story with the world. Lainie just wants her husband back. And her husband just wants to come home.
After an acclaimed production of Proof in 2012 as well as an original show for Veteran’s Day, Confrontational Theater Project is proud to show the first of two plays that represent their 2013 “season”. Both shows deal with hostages and hostage-takers. Look for Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me as a companion piece this fall.
Performances are all weekend at 8 p.m., with a pay what you will preview on Thursday, and an Industry Night on Monday, where theater and film folks are especially welcome.
May 31-June 4 at 8pm.
Once again, we are offering this show for one weekend only! If you heard about our previous shows by haven’t made the time, don’t miss out this time around.
The show features performances by Scott C. Brown, Brittni Thoreson, and Julia Nardin.
Two Rooms is produced by Baron Von Oldenburg and directed by Beau M. K. Prichard.
Please plan to arrive early to find parking.
Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets.
And finally we have The A/V Club.
A late night comedy show featuring a group of high school students
who are forced into watching a horrible movie. It’s Mystery Science Theater 3000 meets The Breakfast Club!
This is a late night show with plenty of filthy language, so please keep the little ones at home.
Two nights only at the Eclectic Theater in Capitol Hill, Fri. May 31 & Sat. June 1 @ 10:30pm.
Tickets: $10 (+ processing fee) on http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/365618
or $15 at the door.
We’re celebrating Easter in the traditional manner, by meeting up on capitol hill to write sketch comedy. Join us for a fun evening of chocolate eating and sketch-writing!
The Sketchwriting Thunderdome is a free, monthly workshop hosted by SketchFest Seattle and the Eclectic Theater.
Tonight at 7pm!
“Set along the Washington-Canada border in the 1980s, this taut little thriller by Jim Moran has a cinematic quality—tight lighting to illuminate a small corner of the stage at a time, sharp blackouts to punctuate a joke or a threat, and eccentric small-town characters that wouldn’t be out of place in movies by the Coen brothers or David Lynch.”
The Stranger‘s Brendan Kiley
We have 7 more performances of Across A Little Red Marker, this weekend includes Monday night instead of Easter Sunday.
Plays tomorrow and Saturday plus Monday at 8pm.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at Brown Paper Tickets.
|
