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From the ashes of Mount St. Helens emerged a monster with mysterious powers—powers that changed one boy’s life forever. Freak or hero? Trevor is about to find out with a little help from Mr. Right. Join triple-threat Seattle artist Justin Huertas and friends for one fateful night of adventure, music and love set on the streets of Seattle. Equal parts comic book lore, coming-of-age love story and irrepressible tunes, audiences can expect the unexpected in this indie rock musical.
AROUET presents "CALIGULA" (Now in glorious TECHNICOLOR)
Arouet presents Christopher Williams’s world premiere uncut translation of Caligula by Nobel Laureate Albert Camus, an absurdist play based on the tyrannical Roman emperor. Distraught by the sudden death of his sister and lover Drusilla, Caligula realizes the absurd nature of the world, and takes it upon himself to bestow this lesson on the people he governs… through pain and suffering. Rome’s only hope lies in a cabal of shady politicians, a philosophical veteran, and a queer young poet whose affections for Caligula become increasingly complicated. Bolstered by his doped-up, matronly mistress Caesonia and an ex-slave reveling in the chaos of the elite, Helicon, they will grapple for the soul of a nation descending into madness. While staying true to the poetry and language of the original piece, the story will be set in a contemporized, hyper-nationalistic fictional Roman Empire. Inspired by Kanye, Internet Culture, Game of Thrones, Tarantino, and T-Swifty, Arouet will be taking this classic play on a culty, blood-stained, pop art joyride.
EVENT: Caligula, by Albert Camus
WHO: Arouet; an efflourescent theatre company WHEN: May 13th - 28th, Thursday - Saturday nights @7PM, Industry Night Tuesday May 17th @7PM, Matinee May 22nd @2PM
WHERE: The Ballard Underground 2220 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
TICKETS: arouet.us, $16 general, industry/senior/student discounts available
CONTACT: Joshua Jon, Artistic Director [email protected]
LIZARD BOY to Receive NYC Industry Reading at Playwrights Horizons
The new folk-rock musical Lizard Boy, which took Seattle by storm in it’s world premiere at Seattle Repertory Theatre in 2015, will receive two private industry readings directed byBrandon Ivie (Jasper in Deadland) at Playwrights Horizons on March 10.
Written by and starring Justin Huertas, the comic book-inspired Lizard Boy was a hit for Seattle Repertory Theatre premiering to rave reviews, sold-out houses, an extended run, and four Gregory Awards including Best New Play. Huertas will reprise his Gregory Award-winning leading performance, as will his original co-stars Kirsten deLohr Helland and William A. Williams, who also received Gregory Awards for their performances. Ivie repeats his duties as director.
The Seattle Repertory Theatre commission mixes indie folk-rock songs played by a three-person cast with quirky romantic comedy antics and superhero mayhem.
The show is described as Once-meets-X-Men-meets-Grindr: “The ashes of Mount St. Helens left a boy, Trevor, with lizard skin and mysterious powers. Even as an adult, Trevor continues to wrestly with whether he’s a freak or a hero in this exhilarating new rock musical, equal parts comic book lore and coming-of-age love story.”
Come From Away, another new musical that world premiered in 2015 at Seattle Repertory Theatre, just announced a spring 2017 Broadway bow.
Lizard Boy will receive two presentations on March 10 at 12:30pm and 3:00pm at Playwrights Horizons, 416 W 42nd Street, between 9th and 10th Aves. The reading is closed to the general public and seating is extremely limited. Industry professionals interested in attending should inquire at [email protected].
The 5th Avenue Theatre: Our co-production of Assassins with ACT Theatre officially opens tonight! Take a Peek at Stephen Sondheim's provocative masterpiece by checking out our sizzle reel!
Experience the thrilling and darkly humorous Assassins in a stunning co-production presented in an intimate setting at ACT - A Contemporary Theatre. Step into a tawdry carnival shooting gallery that transcends time to meet the men and women who attempted to kill the president, and sometimes succeeded. This local cast brings historical legends to life with chilling accuracy in an unforgettable production that begs the question—how far would you go to achieve the American Dream?
Directed by ACT Artistic Director John Langs, this production marks the sixth co-production between The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT. Get your tickets now at http://www.acttheatre.org/tickets/onstage/assassins#tickets
City Arts Magazine: Get to know this year's Genre Bender collaborators! First up, the sensational combo that is writer/artist Tessa Hulls and performance/visual artist Kyle Loven. Read more here, and see what they've cooked up on March 4 and 5 at Cornish Playhouse.
ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery: Check out the first of our video diaries of "Making Violet!" Here you'll see the #ReallyReallySeattle stage coming down, and a behind-the-scenes sneak peek at some of the #VioletSeattle rehearsal process.
ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery: And who could forget the #VioletSeattle cast you're going to fall in love with?
Brenna Wagner - Violet Jesse Smith - Flick Casey Raiha - Monty Eliza Ludlam - Young Vi Brian Simmons - Father David Caldwell - Preacher Trish LaGrua - Old Lady/Hotel Hooker Marlette Buchanan - Lula Dedra D. Woods - Mabel Nick Watson - Virgil/Billy Dean Sean P. O'Bannon - Leroy Evans Kevin Kelly - Ensemble
Less than two weeks till opening! Get tix now for opening weekend before they're all gone: https://artswest.secure.force.com/ticket
City Arts Magazine: 10 Artists. 5 Performances. 1 Incredible Show.
Genre Bender returns with 10 of Seattle's most inventive artists, unleashing five totally new, category-defying performances.
http://genrebender2016.bpt.me/
Friday, March 4 and Saturday, March 5 Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m. at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center $20 advance, $30 at the door
The 2016 Artist Duos! Musician/producer Erik Blood + dancer/choreographer Markeith Wiley Performance artist Alice Gosti + ritualist Timothy White Eagle Actor/cellist Justin Huertas + composer/clarinetist Beth Fleenor Writer/artist Tessa Hulls + performance/visual artist Kyle Loven Dancer/choreographer Jody Kuehner + solo performer Keira McDonald
Each year, City Arts pairs artists who work in different media, commissioning them to leap out of their comfort zones to create a unique experience. The alchemy is already underway with each of these special collaborations. Though the details of their performances will remain secret until the curtain goes up on opening night, we'll be sharing a bit more about the artists in the weeks to come. Stay tuned...and get your tickets now!
A party in the lobby will follow the Saturday night performance. No-host bars are available pre-show, at intermission and during Saturday's after-party.
The 5th Avenue Theatre: We continue meeting the assassins with arguably the most well-known presidential assassin in history: John Wilkes Booth. Booth was an actor (as were most of the members of his family) and a Confederate sympathizer who killed President Lincoln at Ford's Theatre, shouting "Sic semper tyrannus" as he fled. As Booth, we have actor Louis Hobson, who most recently was seen at The 5th in Jasper in Deadland, and has had a versatile career on the stage, in TV and in film. Read more about Hobson and Booth here: https://5thavenuetheatreblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/18/meet-the-assassins-john-wilkes-booth/
The 5th Avenue Theatre: Meet the Assassins! This week we meet Giuseppe Zangara. On February 15, 1933--almost 83 years ago to the day--Zangara attempted to assassinate President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, but hit and killed Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak instead. Filling Zangara's shoes is John Coons, making both his 5th Ave and ACT debuts in this co-production! Find out more about Coons and Zangara https://5thavenuetheatreblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/11/meet-the-assassins-giuseppe-zangara/
The 5th Avenue Theatre: Why is Matt Wolfe dressed in that creepy Santa suit? Head over to our blog to find out: https://5thavenuetheatreblog.wordpress.com/2016/01/28/meet-the-assassins-samuel-byck/
AJ Epstein Presents: It's the final weekend of #BUZZERplay at ACT Theatre!
Let's pack the house and show our stellar cast (Andrew Lee Creech, Chelsea LeVallley, Spencer Hamp) and director (Anita Montgomery) some love!
Just FIVE shows left: Thursday (8pm), Friday (8pm), Saturday (2pm & 8pm) and Sunday (2pm)!
Great seats available at the ACT box office or online here (while they last): http://bit.ly/1U7oPnP.
ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery: #VIOLETSeattle: On a cross-country bus trip in search of a minister to heal her scarred face, one woman discovers the true meaning of beauty, courage, and love.
Winner of the Drama Critics’ Circle Award and Lucille Lortel Award for Best Musical when it premiered off-Broadway, and Tony Award nominated for its 2014 Broadway revival run, VIOLET features a score of show-stopping anthems ranging from American roots to folk to gospel from one of the most vibrant composers of modern musical theatre Jeanine Tesori (Caroline, or Change; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Shrek; Fun Home, winner of five 2015 Tony’s including Best Musical).
Plays March 3rd - April 3rd https://artswest.secure.force.com/ticket
AJ Epstein Presents: This Tuesday is "$20 Tuesday" at ACT Theatre, which means EVERY seat in the house for our 8pm performance that evening is just $20! Don't miss this opportunity to see #BUZZERplay in the final week of its run!
Great seats at a great price available here: http://bit.ly/1U7oPnP.
The 5th Avenue Theatre: "Be yourself and keep learning." Wise words from our Rosemary Pilkington, Sarah Rose Davis herself. She also talks Disney Pixar short Lava, her current musical obsessions, and delicious breakfast in this recent interview with Encore Arts Seattle. http://encoreartsseattle.com/artist/five-friday-questions-sarah-rose-davis
Catch Sarah in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying through February 21! Buy tickets: www.5thavenue.org/show/how-to-succeed
Seattle Repertory Theatre:
CONSTELLATIONS by Nick Payne JAN. 22 – FEB. 27, 2016 International Hit. Can one word alter the course of your life? Through a dizzying fugue of vignettes, audiences watch as Marianne and Roland’s relationship unfolds across time and space, with each variation sending their relationship on an entirely new trajectory. Science and romance collide in this unusual love story that’s delighted audiences in New York and London.
Seattle Repertory Theatre: Sparks are flying in the shop for #LunaGale!
Single and group tickets are on sale now --> http://bit.ly/1dOCZKU
