The Poetry Brothel is a unique and immersive poetry event that takes poetry outside classrooms and lecture halls and places it in the lush interiors of a bordello. The Madame presents a rotating cast of both male and female poets … Read More
A play with music. A cruel king who has banned beards goes to war with Fairyland.
A play with music. A cruel king who has banned beards goes to war with Fairyland.
A play with music. A cruel king who has banned beards goes to war with Fairyland.
Keefee’s House of Cards: Fuck This Shit is an improvisational, interactive, blackjack theater experience. Four lucky audience members will have the opportunity to play blackjack live with Keefee (he'll be your sassy, unpredictable and often intoxicated dealer). You can buy a Player’s … Read More
Join us for an all-female political cabaret with stellar performers Nancy Guppy, El Sanchez, Lisa Koch, Gretta Harley, Angie Louise and Peggy Platt and featuring political guests Pamela Eakes, Ruthie Stender and Ijeoma Olou. Proceeds will be donated to EMERGE AMERICA (http://www.emergeamerica.org/about) Stay … Read More
Philadelphia's Bearded Ladies Cabaret make their Seattle debut in this intimate cabaret. Catch them before they appear at Seattle Symphony as part of the series on April 28th. Tickets are $12 in advance, PWYC at the door 21+
After the apocalypse, a team of spaceborn heroes explore the ruins of Colorado for the parts needed to keep their home in the sky. Watch and cheer as our players battle warlords, solve mysteries, bend the radioactive arc of the … Read More
In this two-person musical spoof, a pair of aspiring playwrights perform a backers’ audition for their new project – a big, splashy musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg. With an unending supply of enthusiasm, the playwrights sing all the … Read More
In this two-person musical spoof, a pair of aspiring playwrights perform a backers’ audition for their new project - a big, splashy musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg. With an unending supply of enthusiasm, the playwrights sing all the … Read More