Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead: New Twist on Comic Classic
Seattle Public Theater at the Bathhouse (7312 W Green Lake Dr N. Seattle, WA 98103)
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All offers for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead have expired.
The last date listed for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead was Wednesday February 15, 2012 / 7:30pm.
Currently at Seattle Public Theater at the Bathhouse:
Crime and Punishment: Chloe Moss' Award-Winning This Wide Night
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This two-person drama concerns reunited criminals as they try to find a straight path in the world. After her release from prison, Lorraine heads straight to the only other person who she has felt close to in years: her former cellmate Marie. While locked up, the two shared everything, but on the outside, their friendship threatens to destroy their fragile freedom. Playwright Chloe Moss won the Susan Smith Blackburn Playwriting Prize in 2009 for This Wide Night. Seattle Public Theater's production is directed by Sheila Daniels and stars Emily Chisholm (The 13th of Paris, Tryst) and Christina Mastin as the ex-convicts. Learn More
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Parking for this theater is convenient and plentiful
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DaveR on What to Wear
Casual seemed to be the norm, though some dressed up a bit more.
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DaveR on Where to Park
Greenlake Parking lot is about 100 feet form the theater.
17 Goldstar Member Reviews
roadie
I am a huge fan of the play and this was a marvelous production. I plan to go again. Wonderful acting, insightful staging. Great casting!Written on Feb 04 2012
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RubyWish
The Bathhouse Theater is a wonderful intimate little theater. I highly recommend seeing a play at this theater at your earliest possible convenience. This goes doubly so for "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead." Angela DiMarco and Alyssa Keene are brilliant in their roles as Guildenstern and Rosencrantz.Written on Feb 01 2012
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This was our first time seeing this play and we loved it. I thought since the theater was pretty small that the acting might not be of the same caliber as a bigger theater. Very happy to say I was dead wrong! All of the actors did a really great job engaging the material and the audience. Highly recommended for anyone.Written on Feb 17 2012
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More Information About Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Website
http://seattlepublictheater.org/events-R&G.html
Description
Audiences will laugh (and cry) their way into the New Year with Tom Stoppard’s Tony Award-winning comedy, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead. Zany humor, quicksilver wordplay, gripping tension and a heady swirl of ideas all come together in this story of two nobodies who long to star in their own story.
SPT's revival, directed by Artistic and Education Director Shana Bestock, casts local actresses in traditionally male roles. Angela DiMarco (The 13th of Paris) and Alyssa Keene (Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol) take on Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, with Heather Hawkins (End Days, Mauritius) as The Player.
The cast also features Matt Aguayo, Ray Gonzalez, Julie Jamieson (Arms and the Man), Kenna Kettrick (The Best Christmas Pageant Ever), Patrick Lennon (Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol), Jessa Lowe, John Murray (Of Mice and Men, Mauritius) and Duncan Weinland (The Best Christmas Pageant Ever).
About the Ticket Supplier: Seattle Public Theater
Founded in 1988, Seattle Public Theater was originally a small company that primarily toured plays in local Seattle public schools and worked with adult and at-risk youth populations to create socially conscious theater. In 2000, Seattle Public was chosen by the City of Seattle in a competitive bidding process to be the resident theater company at the historic Bathhouse. Since then Seattle Public has had a remarkable rebirth to become one of Seattle's premiere mid-sized theaters, renowned for both an ambitious education program as well as high-quality professional productions.