Drunken Owl Theatre

Sunday, December 15 at 5:00 pm Drunken Owl Theatre will reprise our Winter Solstice celebration, reading plays by Kate Danley, Robin Ellen Brooks, Miriam BC Tobin and Thomas Pierce. Mike Hickey returns with his unique brand of Stand-Up Poetry, and Ricky Gene Powell plays the Drunken Owl stage for the first time, performing an array of solstice-inspired tunes.

Tickets are available at the Saloon Events page:

https://www.venuepilot.co/events/drunken-owl-theatre-2024-12-15-jules-maes-seattle-305dae/orders/new

January production, “Don’t Limit Women” 1/10/25 – 1/12/25

We’ve begun rehearsing for our next full production, “Don’t Limit Women.” We’ll present plays, poems and songs written by and performed by women. Our all-star cast, shown above rehearsing the October reading, returns: Brynne Garman, Jane Martin Lynch, Monique Preston, and Christina Williams will perform in “The Visit” by Romney Humphrey, “Let Go Now” by Pamela Hobart Carter, and “The Hikers” by Robin Ellen Brooks. Kelly Murray will emcee, Kaitlyn DeMeyere will read her poetry, and Delia Finney and Friends will provide some songs of rage and protest.

The Saloon is offering new Dinner and a Show options. Tickets are available at the Saloon Events page:

January 10 Tickets: https://www.venuepilot.co/events/drunken-owl-theatre-2025-01-10-jules-maes-seattle-6e86a2/orders/new

January 11 Tickets: https://www.venuepilot.co/events/drunken-owl-theatre-2025-01-11-jules-maes-seattle-ffb483/orders/new

January 12 Show #1 Tickets: https://www.venuepilot.co/events/drunken-owl-theatre-2025-01-12-jules-maes-seattle-c70dc9/orders/new

January 12 Show #2 Tickets: https://www.venuepilot.co/events/drunken-owl-theatre-2025-01-12-jules-maes-seattle-f17a7c/orders/new

A lot of work goes into a production:

Phil Kelley and I installed a new set of pipes from which to hang our two new lighting instruments (delivery scheduled soon.) Our blocks and flats on the floor will be properly illuminated!

Before we can paint new scenery on the flats,

we mix up some old paint

so we can blank out the previous show.

After all that work, a trip to the Georgetown Brewery was in order.

Because they’ve sponsored us by placing ads in our programs, I had given Manny a sample of our Drunken Owl Theatre burn art.

Imagine my joy when I saw it mounted on the wall of the brewery, in a prominent spot near a montage of Georgetown establishments! Drunken Owl Theatre has hit the big time!