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- The 39 Steps
Seattle Rep
Friday, September 25 at 7:30pm - Summer Happy Hour with The Crew
Copper Cart Cafe & Lounge
Thursday, August 13 at 5:00pm - Costume & Prop Sale—June 6
Seattle Rep Bagley Wright Theatre
Saturday, June 6 at 10:00am - HAMLET(ish)
Seattle Rep
Wednesday, May 20 at 10:00am - Breakin' Hearts and Takin' Names
Seattle Rep
Thursday, April 9 at 7:30pm - Wishful Drinking
Seattle Rep
Thursday, April 2 at 7:30pm - Kevin Kling Book Reading
Elliot Bay Books
Friday, April 24 at 12:00pm - A Conversation with Carrie Fisher
Seattle Rep
Thursday, April 9 at 7:30pm
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Seattle Repertory Theatre Mozart for the Masses
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I know, I know - it sounds like a pitch. But here's the thing - Opus really does have something for everyone. Being that my education in classical music comes mostly from old Merrie Melodies cartoons, ...
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The Seattle Rep is presenting Michael Hollinger's wonderful new play "Opus" about the behind the scenes drama of a string quartet, and while the ensemble never actually plays a note, they make beautiful music together.
Seattle Repertory Theatre Nicola Reilly, an honest-to-god violinist, shares her thoughts on Opus
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Opus.I attended Opus on opening night at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Before the show, my trio – The Bella Trio, performed some dangerously light classical music to polite applause in the rotunda. We sat in the second row, two violinists and one cellist. ...
Seattle Repertory Theatre Reviews are in on Opus! I'll be posting them all day so be sure to check them out
Seattle Repertory Theatre "Opus explores the rigor, sensuality and personal challenges of making great music."
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Seattle Repertory Theatre How beautiful is that image?!?
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This is the second in a three-part series on the design work of Etta Lilienthal; for Part One, follow this link, or for a gallery of her select work, click here.
Seattle Repertory Theatre Remember, remeber the Fifth of November! Equivocation explores the infamous Gunpowder Plot--read the blog post below to get some quick background information on the conspiracy
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officially opened last night with a great performance at which playwright Michael Hollinger was on hand. We're super excited for the run, and you can hear more about the show from the Bella Trio's Nicola Reilly right here tomorrow.
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Seattle Repertory Theatre An interview with Etta Lilienthal--set designer for Opus and last year's Betrayal
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Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" at Seattle Repertory Theatre, 2009This is the first of a three-part series on the scenic design work of Etta Lilienthal. Follow this link for a gallery of her work for theatre and dance.
Seattle Repertory Theatre Opening night of Opus! Michael Hollinger, the playwright, will be here and we'll have a Bella trio playing for the party. It's gonna be a great night!
Seattle Repertory Theatre Final preview of Opus tonight at 7:30! Pre-show talk begins at 7 and there is also a post-play discussion following the performance in the Rotunda.
Seattle PostGlobe | Arts | Seattle Theater | Theater Review: "August: Osage County" Offers a Delight
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Of all the horrifying things that get said in “August: Osage County” – and there are a great many within this grieving family – the most monstrous may be the most simple, when matriarch Violet proclaims, “I’m just telling the truth.”
Seattle Repertory Theatre Opus starts previews tonight! Join us at 7:00 p.m. for a pre-show chat about the show and its particular challenges. Then stay afterwards for a dish session on how the performance went.
The Arts | Review: 'August: Osage County' blows the doors off the closet, and skeletons tumble out |
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