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All Through the Night: Drama Depicts Women of the Third Reich

ArtsWest (4711 California Ave SW Seattle, WA 98116)
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The Seattle premiere of Shirley Lauro's acclaimed surrealistic drama by ArtsWest features a highly-theatrical staging that looks at the rise and fall of the Nazis through the eyes of four very different young women. Inspired by interviews with World War II-era German gentiles, the story follows an aspiring nurse, a working-class girl and a socialite as they come of age during the Holocaust, either surviving or succumbing to the pull of Adolf Hitler's fascism while struggling with work, religion, marriage and motherhood.

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The last date listed for All Through the Night was Sunday February 12, 2012 / 3:00pm.

4711 California Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116
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Emotional, and fun. GO!
Written on Feb 09 2012

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Fantastic play. The actors did a wonderful job pulling the audience into the play. You felt their fear, pride and anguish. Two thumbs up.
Written on Feb 06 2012

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German accents marred the production; group of four of us & none could discern what was being said a significant portion of the time. Disappointing.
Written on Feb 16 2012

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Thank you Goldstar and thank you Seattle for opportunities and theater of this calibre...
This one is what great theater aspires for - shades of grey that force one to pause and notice. Hard hitting, heart chilling and poignantly humorous in parts... with brilliant acting and direction.

Aren't all of us in quests of our very own 'happily ever afters'?
Written on Feb 11 2012

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Quotes & Highlights

  • " ... a significant and intensely moving new work by a proven Broadway playwright. This is a play with enough daring to look at the polarities of war with a strong sense of the complexity of human limitations." --Chicago Tribune

Description

A highly theatrical depiction of four German, gentile women struggling to survive through the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler. This Jefferson-nominated Best Play of 2006 - based on actual interviews with women who navigated the landscape of fascism from the inside – received its New York debut in 2009, and will be directed by Artistic Director, Christopher Zinovitch.

“Once upon a time, a long, long time ago, there lived, on top of the mountain there – a mean old man . . .” Thus, our narrator, Ludmilla begins the story of three women: Gretchen, the working class girl who looks after an indolent father; Angelika who aspires to be a nurse; and Friederike, the daughter of an aristocratic family with a passion for the jazz clubs of Berlin – as they grow up under the new regime of Adolf Hitler. Each will face their own demons as they encounter the real demons of Fascism. This modern fairy tale is also populated by the Frau—an embodiment of Nazi power, who shifts from Schoolmistress, to a compromised clinician, to task master, to torturer.

All Through the Night
features Cindy Bradder (Ludmilla), Colleen Carey (the Frau), Erin Stewart (Friederike), Jillian Vashro (Gretchen) and Kate Witt (Angelika).

Recommended for 13 and older for subject matter and violence.

About the Ticket Supplier: ArtsWest

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