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11 O'Clock Numbers: A Musical Cabaret.

Theatre Off Jackson
Seattle, WA

They're back together, for a very special one night only performance where they will have the acoustics and spotlight they truly deserve. This will be a night to remember - of rowdy country and not-so-country songs and good times with some of Seattle's most talented performers.

11 O'Clock Numbers Features:
Sarah Rudinoff: Past credits include her solo shows Go There! (Re-Bar, Bumbershoot, and the PICA festival in Portland), The Last State (On The Boards.) She has recently been seen on Seattle stages in Smokey Joe's Cafe at 5th Ave Theatre, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day at Seattle Children's Theatre, and others too numerous to mention.

Nick Garrison: Performed as Hedwig in both Seattle runs of Hedwig and the Angry Inch as well as in Chicago and San Francisco productions. He has appeared in innumerable shows in Seattle and New York, including Deflowered in the Attic at Re-Bar, Valley of the Dolls and Vera Wilde, both at Empty Space, and Rocky Horror at the 5th Ave. He has been seen on the TV show Strangers With Candy and on NBC's nighttime drama Deadline. His solo show Randee Sparks: Semi Precious is still legendary.

Rick Miller: When not in his guise as a solo singer/songwriter, Miller can
be seen providing musical support in numerous theatrical productions. He
is currently working on the Cowgirl Play with Macha Monkey, an excerpt of which was performed at On The Boards' Northwest New Works. He played in Sarah Rudinoff's Go There! at Re-Bar, Bumbershoot and PICA, toured the Canadian Fringe doing R! the Swashbuckling Tale of Anne Bonney and Mary Read with Macha Monkey, composed and performed music for Gone are the Days at ConWorks, and has been a perennial presence in One World Theatre's 14/48, the World's Shortest Theatre Festival.

Basil Harris: A member of the band 'Awesome' and a veteran of celebrated sketch comedy group Bald Faced Lie, Basil has been seen playing Yellow Dog in Go Dog Go, as a cosmic game-show host in Annex Theatre's An American Book of the Dead and most recently playing numerous roles in Dario Fo's Archangels Don't Play Pinball at CHAC. He also has appeared in the CBS dramas The Fugitive and Citizen Baines. He starred in the independent film Mulletville, which won the Grand Prize (Best Feature) at the New Jersey International Film Festival in 2002. He likes sunsets and long walks on the beach.

Rob Witmer: A member of the bands 'Awesome', the Toucans, and St. Bushmill's Choir and a veteran of numerous theatre productions.

David Nixon plays the banjo in 'Awesome', and he plays the character of Slaw in Carlotta's Late Night Wing-Ding. 'Awesome's' subtle spectacular, Delaware will be remounted at the Re-Bar October 6-29. The Wing-Ding will be at the Capital Hill Arts Center Nov. 18-Dec 17.

Alan Echison plays drums in a band called Old Ghost and is also a veteran of several 14/48 bands.

Kid Friendly: No

Dog Friendly: No

Non-Smoking: No

Wheelchair Accessible: No

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