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Get Ready For TPS Headshot Days!
  Who: Inti St. Clair & Jennifer Tucker
What: 20-25 minute headshot session
How Much: $150 - TPS MEMBERS ONLY
(as if you needed another reason to join)
Advance Reservations Required -
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ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE IN BURIEN |
 Burien Little Theatre presents the Tony-nominated comedy-drama "reasons to be pretty," written by Neil LaBute, opening April 20. Greg, who adores his girlfriend Steph, admits she is no beauty. When Steph finds out, all hell breaks loose. Tony-nominated for Best Play. “Some of the freshest and most illuminating American dialogue to be heard anywhere.” The New York Times. This show is suitable for ages 16-plus due to considerable adult language.
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Thursday, April 12 2012
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I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE |
 Relationships – in all of their humor, depth agony and moments when you can’t laugh for fear that you’ll cry – are what make a life. I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change takes on the comedy and tragedy of relationships with a simplicity and truthfulness that will leave you rolling in the aisles with laughter and quietly wiping tears from your eyes. Our production, filled with the style and music from the 1980’s, will inspire you as we explore the meaning of love and relationships.
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Wednesday, April 04 2012
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ARTSWEST ANNOUNCES 2012-2013 SEASON |
 For the ArtsWest 2012-2013 season, Artistic Director Christopher Zinovitch has announced a selection of plays, beginning in September with a fast-paced irreverent rock musical about the country we live in - a Broadway blockbuster, that received Tony Award© nominations, an Outer Critics Circle Award, and two Drama Desk nominations. The holiday season will have audiences dancing in the aisles with a mix of rockin' holiday hits in a fond salute to 1960’s girl groups. Audiences will then travel from Liverpool to Greece with a middle-aged, working class housewife in a classic comic masterpiece. The season’s fourth play, another recent Broadway blockbuster, exposes the fundamental truths that result when opposing views of family and friends collide. We’ll close out the season watching genius at work as Beethoven and a musicologist examine the creative process against a background of passion and parenthood.
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Wednesday, April 04 2012
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A CONSERVATORY TEMPEST |
 Shakespeare's familiar characters lost on "The Forbidden Planet" in this magical youth show w/a Sci-Fi twist. Dynamic youth performers are strangers in a strange land and creatures populating an alien landscape!
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Saturday, March 24 2012
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DOUBLE (XX) FEST 2.0 |
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Celebrate the XX chromosome with a resounding bang for the 2nd year in a row with original work conceived, written & directed by women. Single nights of cabaret acts, spoken word and solo performance plus 24-Hour All-Female PlayFest and writing/directing workshops highlight week one. The last two weeks will showcase evenings of 9 short plays each Positing the answers to the following questions: How do cats view the world? In which ways will GPS devices be used for matchmaking in the near future? What happens when God decides to possess the body of a homeless junkie? These and themes ranging from PTSD & suicide, liberal guilt and of course, LOVE (several quirky romances this year) promise to make unique, thought-provoking and fearlessly female!
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Wednesday, March 21 2012
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LARK EDEN |
 Theater Schmeater is delighted to announce the opening of Natalie Symons’ touching and lyrical epistolary play, Lark Eden, on Friday, March 16. Lark Eden then runs on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through April 14.
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Saturday, March 10 2012
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MAKING WAVES WITH SOUND THEATRE |
 Sound Theatre Company is proud to announce MAKING WAVES, an experimental performance program designed to feature the emerging work of our company members with our growing audience. STC will present two evenings of performance in March at the Center House Theatre when our current production of THE FOREIGNER is not in performance. MAKING WAVES will launch with the presentations of two very different and compelling works: a reading of BLOOD PUDDING AND HAGGIS, a comedy about the writing of Macbeth, by Daniel Flint, Frank Lawler and Jason Marr and VIEW FROM THE TENT: THOUGHTS FROM A HOMELESS MAN based on the letters compiled by M. Barrett Miller and performed by Dan Niven.
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Saturday, March 10 2012
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SEATTLE PINBALL MUSEUM |
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A live performance of Pinball Wizard and other legendary hits from the electrifying rock opera The Who’s Tommy will rock the Seattle Pinball Museum on Sunday, March 11 at about 6 p.m. The songs will be performed by the stars of The Who’s Tommy, currently running at Burien Little Theatre through March 25. Written by Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff, the show features a live rock band backing singing and dancing actors, video and a set painted to look like the inside of the original Tommy pinball game.
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Wednesday, February 29 2012
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THE TOWN THEATRE PRESENTS BRILLIANT TRACES |
 BRILLIANT TRACES by Cindy Lou Johnson is one of those plays in which a man and woman battle it out in a small enclosed space, alternately repulsing and seducing each other.
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Wednesday, February 29 2012
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THE FOREIGNER ARRIVES |
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Sound Theatre Company presents Larry Shue’s comedy THE FOREIGNER at the Center House Theatre, March 10 – 25th. When two British travelers arrive at a fishing lodge in the American South, their tranquil vacation explodes into a hilarious clash of cultures with diabolical plots, disguises, secrets and plenty of word play. Shue’s uproarious take on “the other” results in this hysterical tale of transformation that has delighted audiences all around the world.
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Wednesday, February 29 2012
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THE WHO'S TOMMY ELECTRIFIES BURIEN! |
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The rock opera "The Who's Tommy" electrifies with a live rock band backing singing and dancing actors, plus such legendary hits by The Who as "Pinball Wizard" and "See Me, Feel Me," beginning Feb. 17.
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Tuesday, February 21 2012
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KERI HEALEY'S TORSO |
 Printer’s Devil Theater presents the world premiere of Keri Healey's new full-length play, "Torso," a script that explores grief, revenge, and the surprising capacity for violence that lives within even the "nicest" people. Torso is produced in association with Theatre Off Jackson.
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Monday, February 13 2012
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GODSPELL OPENS MARCH 8TH |
 Based on the Gospel according to Matthew, GODSPELL is one of the biggest Broadway successes of all time, and features a classic rock-band score by Stephen Schwartz, boasting a string of well-loved songs which bring the parables of the Bible to life. GODSPELL is a groundbreaking and unique reflection on the life of Jesus, with a message of kindness, tolerance and love.
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Monday, February 13 2012
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HOLY DAYS BY SALLY NEMETH |
 Following its critically acclaimed, fourth production - O, Lovely Glowworm 2011 - New Century Theatre Company (NCTC) will present Holy Days by Sally Nemeth, featuring NCTC company members and some of the city's finest designers. 3 nights only! March 16,17,18 at Raisbeck Performance Hall on the campus of Cornish College of the Arts. tickets available at www.brownpapertickets.com
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Monday, February 06 2012
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AND THE WINNERS ARE ... |
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After days of deliberation, and even some argument, Seattle Theater Writers, a group of 11 local theater writers and reviewers, today announce the 2011 winners of the first annual Gypsy Rose Lee Awards, a new set of theater awards devoted to recognizing excellence across the Equity and non-Equity spectrum. 2011 marks the 100th year of Ms. Lee’s birth in Seattle.
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Saturday, January 21 2012
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| | Ask the Auditor |
Quick tip ...
What makes a 'Professional' in theatre? With the small number of equity positions available in any area, there are increasing ranks of professional performers who don't make a regular living wage. To keep your head above the struggle, be professional even when the wages aren't coming in. Respect yourself & others. Don't play politics. Be honest about outside commitments. Commit 100% to any project on which you decide to work. Be an adult about disagreements - theatre is not an excuse to have temper tantrums when things don't go your way.
Need some advice or have a question, ask theAuditor
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| Hollywood? |
Created by a longtime talent agent, who was fed up with all of the wasted time, money and heartache expended by ill-prepared "newbies." You'll laugh, you'll sigh and you'll be forever grateful.
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| Playbill.com |
·Grammy-Winning Queen of Disco, Donna Summer, Dead at 63
·Ten Years After 9/11, Lower Manhattan High School Finds Its Musical Voice
·David Abeles Joins Philly Reasons to be Pretty Cast, With Elizabeth Stanley, Genevieve Perrier, Paul Felder
·THE SCREENING ROOM: Behind the Scenes of Rocky Musical in Germany (Video)
·Oberon's 24/7 Event to Feature Dylan Baker, Kelly McAndrew, Ted Koch and More
·Additional Tour Dates Announced for Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin's Acclaimed Concert Evening
·As You Like It's Lily Rabe Will Star in Upcoming Mary Pickford Biopic
·PHOTO CALL: A First Look Inside Lincoln Center's Claire Tow Theater
·Gregg Edelman, Melissa Errico, Randy Graff, Ann Harada and More Set for Prospect's Spring Soirée Gala
·You Can Get It If You Try: Nice Work, Best Musical Tony Nominee, Will Get Cast Album
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