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‘Puss in Boots’ Panto Play by Fremont Players

It is rare that a show takes to heart the saying that a performance is incomplete without its audience. In Panto, it’s gospel. You might say “No, it isn’t!” But I answer, “Oh, yes it is!”

The call and response in the first paragraph shows one of the ways the audience joins a panto show as one of the players. At the Fremont Players opening of Puss in Boots, much of the audience, adult and child, came ready and knew what to expect. In England, over the Christmas holiday season you have your pick of dozens of panto productions in towns and cities. Here in Seattle your choice is easy—Puss in Boots.

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Veils

To Veil or not to Veil, that is the Question.

Is the topic of the play Veils, which opened at West of Lenin produced by Macha Theatre Works. Written byTom Coash, a former professor at the American University of Cairo, where the play takes place just prior to the Arab Spring in 2010 and 2011. It has multiple layers of conflict, focused around whether Muslim women should wear the traditional to veil or not; and almost all the complex nuances of this issue.

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PREVIEW Sandbox Radio’s New Year’s Show

Sandbox Radio Returns to ACTLab with Some New Year’s Resolutions, December 30

Sandbox Radio returns to ACTLab with the latest installment of their one night only, wildly popular radio show. Sandbox Radio: Resolutions, will be recorded live for podcast in The Falls Theatre at ACT on December 30.
This latest episode will feature musical guests Puget Soundworks, a special appearance by Lisa Koch, writing from Scot Augustson, Elizabeth Heffron, Wayne Rawley and more. The Sandbox Radio players will include Eric Ray Anderson, David Gehrman, Sarah Harlett, Rachel Guyer-Mafune, Jason Marr, Pamela Reed, Karen Skrinde, Dan Tierney, Lisa Viertel, Bob Williams, and Marta Zekan, accompanied by the Sandbox Radio Orchestra featuring Angie Louise (Piano), Mike Catts and Dave Pascal (Bass), Troy Lund (Drums), Dave Marriott (Trombone), and Robertson Witmer (Accordion/Clarinet), with musical direction by Angie Louise of The Love Markets.

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