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Archive for Humor

Vengeance at Sundown

10 02 2011

Hey, look, Ben Newton and I have written another play! It’s called “Vengeance at Sundown” and it runs October 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22 at 7:30pm and October 16th at 2:00pm. If you live anywhere near Seattle, you should go see it! If you don’t live near Seattle, go to Seattle and see it!

After the death of his lover and his father, Victor seeks revenge on Duke Jones and his despicable family, but Victor’s not the only one! “Vengeance at Sundown” is a 1950’s pulp adaptation of the Jacobean play “The Revenger’s Tragedy.” It’s directed by Ghost Light Theatricals’ Founding Artistic Director Beth Raas-Bergquist.

“Vengeance at Sundown” features the work of: Lauren Anderson, Jesse Baldridge, Geb Brown, Carter Lee Churchfield, Katherine Clancy, Stephanie Mallard Couch, Samuel Duchin, Joey Fechtel, Peter Frost, Dane Goulet, Bethany Hightower, Allison Irvine, Courtney Meaker, Faith Middleton, Jordi Montes, Ben Newton, Beth Raas-Bergquist, Andrew Rekdahl, Travis Roderick, Alexandra Scarborough, Allegra Stahl, David van Wert, Julia Welch, Raymond Williams, and Dan Yost.

Where is it, you ask? The Ballard Underground, 2220 NW Market, Seattle, WA 98107
How much are tickets, you ask? $15, $12 students/seniors, at the door or at Brown Paper Tickets.

Vengeance at Sundown

Day of the Dingo

03 15 2011

A baby was supposed to be stolen by Rumplestiltskin and taken to land of ogres, trolls, and wicked witches. When that falls through, he finds himself being raised in a world populated with family, teachers, and priests… will he ever find his way home?

You have 4 chances to see it in March: Friday the 18th, Saturday the 19th, Friday the 25th & Saturday the 26th. It starts at 10:30pm at the Ballard Underground, 2220 MW Market. Just 5 measly bucks, and there’s a full bar at the theatre. Sweet!

Featuring: Dannielle Daggerty, Sam Duchin, Duygu Erdogan, Chelan Finney, Matthew Gilbert, Brenan Grant, Matt Kay, Nick Mathews, & David van Wert.

Day of the Dingo

Buggin’ Out: Excerpt 1

02 18 2011

The first 8 and a half minutes of “Buggin’ Out: The Gregor Samsa True Hollywood Story.”