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Parley presents a world premiere micro-production.
death in the digital age by drew david combs directed by rebecca tourino collinsworth stage management / lighting design: jaime shure sound design: brian dang props / costume / scenic design: katherine jett featuring emily pike as Death drew david combs as Ben Three nights only!
September 18, 19, 20 8 pm University Heights Center (5031 University Way NE, Seattle WA 98105) pay what you can |
The UHeights Auditorium is located on the second floor, 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 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 whenever possible. However, seating is limited. If you want to guarantee your seating in advance (recommended!) you may easily do so online.
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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."
"Go and see this show! It's awesome and unexpectable ... yeah ... new word ... deal with it." "A beautiful play that I'm still thinking about days later ... simply stunning ... I have so much love for Parley and the work that they do." "A sly and beautifully wrought love triangle that kept my head spinning long into the night, even in my dreams. The acting, writing, directing and audience engagement were so welcome in these times of seeing theater that’s mainly 'good for you.'" "There was tremendous love and energy from that audience. Quite extraordinary for a staged reading, and really fun for the performers." "We enjoyed your play SO much last night. I replayed it in my head and your play 'stuck' with me like a good book or movie. Subtle plot twists, the exploration of love and trust... made me really THINK and the more I thought about it, the more I LOVE this play." "I just wanted to tell you all how much I loved both the engaging play and the emotionally charged acting. You've all got a great thing going with Parley!" "An existential truth-telling gem. Thank you for the deeply poignant writing and the brilliant performances." "Your play was excellent. You really have something there that a lot of people will identify with. Thank you for telling the story." "It was everything I expected it to be and more! Wonderful!"
"Glorious, thoughtful, important work." "It felt like a very brave story to tell. Such beautiful writing." "The story [was] rich with piercing insight into the frailties of humanity while simultaneously reflecting love, respect, and hope for our species." "Get thee to Fremont's West of Lenin Theater before the show closes ... ! The acting is superb, the minimal staging is clever, and the play raises interesting questions." "I left the theater so happy yesterday, my heart was full. What a magnificent play!" "The play, the actors - wonderful. There were four of us, not used to the particular format for a play, that were stunned with the power and beauty of it. Thank you, thank you!" |
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