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204 N. 85th St. Seattle, WA 98103

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Leaving Iowa

Every Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat. from May 16 until June 16

A typical American family road trip is packaged into comedy. 7:30 p.m. Wed.-Thurs., 8 p.m. Fri., 2 & 8 p.m. Sat. Ends June 16.

Opening Nights: Freud's Last Session

By Margaret Friedman | Wed, March 28, 2012

Imagined encounters between famous historical figures are a popular gimmick for playwrights both serious (Michael Frayn's Copenhagen, about Bohr, Heisenberg, and the building of the bomb) and not (Nora Ephron's Imaginary Friends, in which Mary McC... More »
Freud's Last Session

By | Wed, March 28, 2012

It’s September, 1939. England has just declared war on Germany. Inside Sigmund Freud’s London refuge (nicely dressed by Mark Lund), he's invited the rising young Christian intellectual C.S. Lewis (Matt Shimkus) to tea. The dying Freud (Nolan Palme... More »
Beasley's Christmas Party

By | Wed, November 30, 2011

In this charming and deeply un-cynical adaptation (by C.W. Munger) of a 1909 novel by Booth Tarkington, Mr. Beasley (Don Brady) is a kindly but kooky old politician who's running for governor yet neither gives speeches nor discusses politics. Earn... More »
Opening Nights: Beasley's Christmas Party

By Brent Aronowitz | Wed, November 30, 2011

If you find that A Christmas Carol isn't quite wholesome enough, then Beasley's Christmas Party may be your best bet for a warm, fuzzy holiday alternative. It's a charming and deeply uncynical adaptation, by C.W. Munger, of a Booth Tarkington stor... More »
Opening Nights: An Ideal Husband

By Gavin Borchert | Wed, September 28, 2011

In some ways, Oscar Wilde's 1895 dramedy is even more fun than his masterpiece The Importance of Being Earnest: If it's not as acrobatically witty (what play is?), Husband's subject matter—political scandals and the double standards governing male... More »
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