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Parley presents the world premiere workshop of a new play.
Familiar Kill by Barbara Lindsay directed by Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth featuring Anabel Hovig+ Terry Boyd Kate Szyperski* + Parley Associate Artist * Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association Pay what you can!
Parley is a Theater of Access, committed to making art that's affordable for everyone. No one should be priced out of the theater! In keeping with this value, we offer pay what you can admission. However, seating is limited. If you want to guarantee your seating in advance (recommended!) you may easily do so by following the link to your right. |
Friday, June 14
8 pm The Auditorium at University Heights Center (5031 University Way NE, Seattle WA 98105) The Auditorium is located on the second floor of UHeights, on the north side of the building. Free parking is available. Accessibility: Wheelchair lift available at the SW entrance (off Brooklyn Ave). Max capacity of 350 lbs. Call UHeights staff for assistance at: (206) 235-8567 |
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eSe Teatro, Parley, & ACTLab present
Two Big Black Bags the world premiere workshop of a new play by Julieta Vitullo directed by Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth featuring Jeff Allen Pierce Alexsair Farías Michael D. Blum Rose Cano Monica Cortés-Viharo Ashley Salazar |
August 9, 10, 11
Lalie Theatre James, an Argentine veteran of the Malvinas/Falklands War, wakes one morning to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Determined to turn his life around, James embarks on an adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future?
Based on an overlooked but deeply significant moment in Latin American history, this new fast-paced drama by Julieta Vitullo draws on music, movement, and magical realism to craft a universal story about the devastating effects of violence and the long and winding road to healing and redemption. Two Big Black Bags will be presented as a scripts-in-hand, workshop production in collaboration with eSe Teatro, Parley, and ACTLab. The play will be presented in English with some spoken Spanish and music in Spanish. |
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"The birth scene, both in the writing and the playing, is one of the most powerful I've ever experienced. I especially enjoyed the different perspectives on truth."
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