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| Dates |
From March 13, 2008 8:00 PM
Through March 16, 2008 2:00 PM |
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Freehold/The Rhino
1525 10th Ave, Capitol Hill
Seattle, WA 98122 |
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575-571-1325 |
| Website |
www.twohourstraffic.org |
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| Contact |
Morgan Aldrich
1106 16th Ave #2
Seattle , WA 98122
504-717-6739
morgan@twohourstraffic.org
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Sales have ended for this event. Tickets may still be available at the door.
This event is over. Check www.twohourstraffic.org for upcoming fun. |
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| Description |
Two Hours Traffic presents the World premiere of I and You, He, She, and Her:
Where: Freehold Theater
The Rhino
1525 10th Ave.
Capitol Hill
Seattle, WA 98122
When: ONE WEEK ONLY!
March 13th, 14th, 15th, 8pm
March 16th, 2pm
Tickets: Tickets through www.BrownPaperTickets.com
or 1-800-838-3006
Pay What You Can, sliding scale, $10, $15, $20, $25, $30.
Civilized society cries Poppycock! in perfect unison in response to Seattle playwright Lisa Hopps new play I and You, He, She, and Her. The piece relates the tale of a nameless family (I apply the term loosely) identified only with pronouns. The central character (who we know only as I) struggles furiously against the literal and metaphorical prison her upright and proper husband and mother have erected around her after catching her painting (gasp!) the maid (dear god!) in the nude (OH my!). Albeit somewhat uncouth subject matter for proper ladies and gents, Miss Hopps new piece is an exquisitely crafted turn-of-the-century drama that is as witty as it is poignant.
Come say goodbye to Freehold, with I and You, He, She and Her, the final show to grace the stage of The Rhino. Set to a haunting contemporary score composed by Alex Rivera, with a scenic design by Seattle architect Dave Jaffe, and directed by New Mexico transplant Brenda Walker, this passionate new work comes to life for the very first time right here in Seattle.
About the Company
Two Hours' Traffic exists to reinvigorate the theater arts by producing work that is financially accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences. A new company, it was created with the desire to help make theater popular again. This means low ticket prices! And performances aimed at you, not our college professors! Theater is fun. We promise. www.twohourstraffic.org or www.myspace.com/2ht for more info.
About the Shunpike
The Shunpike was founded in 2001 to strengthen the Seattle arts community by partnering with artists to more effectively present and distribute their work. It focuses specifically on emerging artists and arts organizations, helping them negotiate the many administrative, business and production challenges inherent in making art and developing sustainable institutions. Since its inception, it has successfully supported the work of over 500 artists working in diverse media including live performance, film, literary arts, theatre, visual arts and arts education. For more information www.theshunpike.org.
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*Tickets are on a pay-what-you-can sliding scale. Price does not effect your seating. In an attempt to make theatre affordable for everyone, Two Hours' Traffic asks that you merely pay what you are able to afford.
*There will be no late seating. |
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