Safe Space Opens at the Annex
Having opened last night on Capitol Hill at the Annex Theater, Safe Space will shock and astound you. Devised by […]
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Impressive Opening for ROW YR BOAT
Have you ever felt like reality was a simulation and you’re waiting to wake up? If so, you’re not
Deers or is it Cheers
For their last Mid-week show of their 30th Season, Annex Theatre, presented Deers by Marcus Gorman, an entertaining spoof of the long running TV Sit-com Cheers. In four episodes spread over 11 years, they “aired” the pilot from Season 1, jumped to Season 5 in the next scene, and showed scenes from Season 8 and 11 after the intermission. However, instead of humans inhabiting a bar, there was a tight-knit group of friends, all of whom were animals, from different species, having various kinds of healthy and unhealthy social bar-like interaction.
Last Stop on Lilac rivals Murder on Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood is full of Dead Dreams Just as we are hearing the worst about Hollywood, Annex Theatre, has produced Last
Enroll in “Nite Skool” with The Libertinis at Annex Theatre
The Libertinis’ “Nite Skool,” performed at the Annex Theatre, is a hilarious, raunchy comedy show with a social conscience. It takes on the aesthetic of the after-school-special era of teen sitcoms, but the subjects it tackles are anything but dated. “Nite Skool” aims to both make you laugh and challenge widely-held beliefs perpetuated by schools, and it usually succeeds.
“Nite Skool,” written by Max Kirchner and the ensemble, opens with a woman realizing she is unprepared for the realities of adult life. She decides to go to Nite Skool [sic] to “fill her knowledge holes.” The show takes us through a school day (night?), using each “class” to tackle a social issue and/or tell jokes that would have definitely gotten you sent out in the hallway…
Annex Theatre’s Research and Development Wing – Session 1
For over 30 years, Annex Theatre has been one of the most explosive laboratories of the Seattle theatre scene. Research
Waning at Annex Theatre
On a rain sodden, midweek night on Capitol Hill, Annex Theatre presented a unique and thought provoking production, Waning. Playwright Kamaria Hallum-Harris filled her fifty-minute play with startling juxtapositions pitting the horrific history of the treatment of African Americans in the early part of the 20th century with a young black woman, Luna (Danela Butler), searching for her sexual identity today.
Preview Annex’s 6th Anniversary edition: Weird & Awesome with Emmett Montgomery
Weird & Awesome just Might Shake the Pillars of Heaven! or Annex Theatre!! or the Pike/Pine Corridor!!!
On Sunday, December 4 at 7 pm Annex Theatre will presents the 6th Anniversary edition of Weird & Awesome with Emmett Montgomery! This month’s variety show includes:
Danielle K.L. Grégoire (Seattle producer of the Moth Storyslam / Founder of the Comedy Womb) will help guide us through the special night as co-host!
Portland based writer and comedian and Emmett’s adopted little sister Elizabeth Teets will share with us!
The Lost Girls
This Is Not Your Average All-Girls Summer Camp
The Lost Girls is a truly rare production that has you laughing your heart out and thinking about some of the world’s most pressing ideological concerns at the same time: sexuality, feminism, and privilege. Running from October 28th to November 19th at Annex Theater in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, this is a production that will do anything (and everything) but disappoint.
Phil Schallberger’s (all too) “Full Showberger”
There must be something for everyone at the Seattle Fringe Festival, which is dedicated to presenting 22 different independent and