SUMMER SEASON
JULY 12 - 31
West of Lenin 203 N 36th Street Seattle,WA DIRECTED BY GAVIN REUB A NEW COLLABORATIVE WORK BY AWARD-WINNING LOCAL PLAYWRIGHTS!
What happens when Lulu, born in 1846 at the height of Victorian England, finds herself catapulted through time into modern day Seattle?
How will Lulu survive in our messy world? Can she help make things a bit a more tidy? Will she ever be able to go back home to her own time? And most important of all, where can she get a decent cup of tea? “I long, as does every human being, to be at home wherever I find myself.” – Maya Angelou |
JULY 9 - AUGUST 1
West of Lenin 203 N 36th Street Seattle,WA DIRECTED BY CASSIE POST The play is a dystopian twist on A Midsummer Night's Dream. When 80-year old Grace elopes into the woods with her tango partner, Diego, all hell breaks loose at Midsummer Meadows Retirement Home. Grace is desperately trying to find her son, Jon, and remember what happened to him. An outrageous romp in the forest unfolds as Grace learns that the rules of the forest (full of drag queens competing for the “Queen de Luxe” competition and a fierce motorcycle gang) are very different from the rules of her retirement home and soon Grace remembers what she so desperately tried to forget.
"I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and nodding violet grows, Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses and with elegantine; There sleeps Titania sometimes of the night, Lull'd in these flowers and dances and delight" --William Shakespeare | A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, Act 2, Scene 1 |
Next Wave Playwrights Project!
Pacific Play is comitted to building a support structure that fosters new work. We are forming the Next Wave Playwrights Project a writing group for local playwrights. The writers meet twice a month and share new work, receive and give feedback, and generally help to support and encourage each other. The group will work on individual projects but also will work on presenting a team written showcase to be presented in the fall of 2020! Look here to be updated on meetings, readings and events.
ACTORS
We need readers for our Sunday afternoon meetings. You will read selections of work from writers in the group. Each meeting is 2 hours. A good opportunity to meet local playwrights & directors in Seattle. We are looking for all ages and types. $30 stipend per meeting!
If interested please forward headshot and resume to morganludlow@hotmail.com
ACTORS
We need readers for our Sunday afternoon meetings. You will read selections of work from writers in the group. Each meeting is 2 hours. A good opportunity to meet local playwrights & directors in Seattle. We are looking for all ages and types. $30 stipend per meeting!
If interested please forward headshot and resume to morganludlow@hotmail.com
PACIFIC PLAY COMPANY presents BOLD new theatre in Seattle!
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