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Presenting “Seattle Stories” next weekend.
Christina Williams and Monique Preston rehearse P.H. Lin’s “Roar of the Crowd.” When you think of Seattle, what sort of stories come to mind? For our 9th production, playwrights Anna Tatelman, Caitlin Gilman, Elena Naskova and P.H. Lin have conjured tales of the Fremont Troll, homelessness, soccer moms and the Pike Place Gum Wall. In…
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2025 Sound on Stage Theatre Awards
We had a great show on 8/17/25, featuring (among others) Christina Williams. I missed a chance to congratulate Christine publicly for her nomination by Sound on Stage for “Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play” for her work in “Silent Sky” at Woodinville Rep. I saw that show, and she was great. Christina has…
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I Need a Vacation!
I know, you’re probably away on vacation, but ticket sales are light, so here’s a last-minute appeal: please come to our show tomorrow night. On Sunday, August 17 at 5:00 pm, Chrstina Williams, Valeria Aguirre, James Lyle and Peter Murray will read plays by Romney Humphrey, Barbara Lindsay, Suzi Bailie, Pamela Hobart Carter and L.…
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The Kenmore Quickies this weekend and “I Need a Vacation!” on August 17.
It’s busy month! Our grandson arrived in July and is thriving. I’m acting in two plays at the Kenmore Quickies, playing a ghost and Tiger King Joe Exotic. Tickets are $20, and we have 4 performances AUGUST 8-10Fri @ 7:30 pmSat @ 2:00 pmSat @ 7:30 pmSun @ 5:00 pm Saturday Matinee is “Pay What…
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It pays to have a guest director!
Having worked hard on the May production, I was happy to take a break in the month of June. Before I sat down to write this post, I read a newsletter from Guest Director Kirsten McCory (whose plays we’ve read and who has acted at DOT several times) and saw that she had already written…
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A Concrete example of success.
A good time was had by all who made the trip to Concrete, WA May 31 for our encore performance of “Days of Wine and Whimsy.” Our actors and musicians delivered spot-on performances in a new space, and our audience was involved and appreciative. Several audience members encouraged us to return, promising to help spread…
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“The show is a sucess. It remains to be seen if the audience is.” Fred Syborg, former drama professor and director.
Jeremy Raddick and Christina Williams rehearse “Grunions” by Barbara Lindsay. I know it’s Memorial Day Weekend and there are a ton of things to do. Just remember, your outdoor plans will probably get rained out, so why not reserve your ticket now? This weekend’s production of “Days of Wine and Whimsy” reaches new heights for…
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Program for “Days of Wine and Whimsy”
A message from the Artistic Director Welcome to another Drunken Owl Theatre production! Thank God for art, and for this project. My typical day starts with a heavy dose of the news, and it often takes me until rehearsal at 7:00 pm to put on a positive attitude. By the time I’m heading home after…
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“Days of Wine and Whimsy” are coming.
Rehearsals are well underway for Drunken Owl’s 8th full production. The weather’s warming up, the days are getting longer and just in time for Memorial Day Weekend, 5/23 – 5/25, we offer some whimsical music, poetry and theatre. A cast of Jillian Faulk, Christina Williams, Adrian Cerrato and Jeremy Raddick will perform plays by Barbara…
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Drunken Owl Needs YOU…
To come to our show on Sunday, April 13. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll experience the full gamut of human emotion. Tickets are available at: https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/drunken-owl-theatre-2025-04-13-jules-maes-seattle-c13d90 While you’re at the show, please buy a DOT pint glass for a mere $10 (cash or Venmo @Kevin-Finney-22): Ticket and pint glass sales are the best way to…
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