Performance offers unique ways of knowing that can challenge entrenched paradigms, contribute to pluralism and expand the range of meaningful action.
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| Activism Brunch: IMMIGRATION |
FREE (RSVP Requested for food count) Saturday, March 9 from 12:00pm to 2:00pm Hillman City Collaboratory Mixing Chamber 5623 Rainer Ave S at Orcas St |
| Expand Upon: IMMIGRATION Two world premiere plays The Seas of Forgotten Encounters by Sophie Franco and BeaverTown by Celeste Mari Williams |
Saturday, Apr 6 at 8:00pm & Sunday, Apr 7, @ 2:00pm at the Ethnic Cultural Theatre Saturday, Apr 13 at 8:00pm & Sunday, Apr 14 @ 2:00pm at Yaw Theater |
Theatre That Gets People Talking, Mirror Stage’s innovative staged reading series engage the community in examining and discussing topical issues from different perspectives. Presented without costumes or sets, the emphasis on the text encourages audiences to create their own imagined world inhabited by the play’s characters. Following every performance, a moderated discussion with the audience and artists explores the issues raised in more depth.
The Ethnic Cultural Theatre is located at 3940 Brooklyn Ave NE, near University of Washington in Seattle. Complimentary parking is available in University of Washington’s lot W12, located at just south of the Ethnic Cultural Theater on Brooklyn Ave NE.
Yaw Theater is located at 6520 5th Ave S in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle. It is part of Equinox Studios Art Collective and is located in Studio 118 in The Factory. Keep an eye out for the golden eggs and house of sticks.
Mirror Stage is sponsored in part by 4Culture, ArtsWA, City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Humanities Washington, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Posner-Wallace Foundation.