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UNDINE and New Work in the Pacific Northwest

Theatre Off Jackson
Seattle, WA


Created by Faith Helma and Hand2Mouth Theatre
Directed by Jonathan Walters
w/ music by Peter Musselman & John Berendzen
Presented by The Satori Group and Theatre Off Jackson
Jan. 29th - Jan. 30th @ 8PM

@ Theatre Off Jackson (409 7th Ave. S)

$12 General Admission; For Tickets visit Brown Paper Tickets or call (206)909-1725

A lonely water creature finds a microphone, and an enchanted girl lost between night and the dawn of day sings her heart out: welcome to the eerie world of Undine. A live performance/song cycle inspired by the ethereal anti-heroine of German folklore, this performance features original songs, live electronic looping, shimmering dresses and wicked beats.

To watch a video clip of Undine click here: http://vimeo.com/5534699

New Work in the Pacific Northwest
Following Undine, join the Satori Group for an exciting post-show panel discussion about the development and presentation of New Work in the Pacific Northwest. Hosted by Brendan Kiley (The Stranger) and featuring panelists Paul Mullin, Andy Fife (Shunpike), Sean Ryan (NWNW), New Century Theatre, and Theatre Simple. FREE hors d'oeuvres included!

The Satori Group is an associated program of Shunpike.  

Kid Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: No
Wheelchair Accessible: No


Contact
Who: Anthony Darnell
Phone: 206-909-1725
Email: satorigroup@gmail.com
Web: http://www.satori-group.com
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Event Owner: the Satori Group
On BPT Since: February 07, 2009


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Event Details
Dates
 
First: Friday Jan 29, 2010 8:00 PM
Last: Saturday Jan 30, 2010 8:00 PM

Prices
  $10.00 - $12.00

Location
  Theatre Off Jackson
409 7th Ave s
Seattle, WA
United States

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