The Young Man from Atlanta: Horton Foote's Pulitzer-Winning Drama
Stone Soup Theatre - The DownStage Theatre (4029 Stone Way North Seattle, WA 98103)
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The last date listed for The Young Man From Atlanta was Saturday March 10, 2012 / 8:00pm.
Goldstar Member Tips
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Ellin on What to Wear
Very casual
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Teresa Rich-Mackenzie on Where to Park
Seemed to be plenty of on street parking near the theatre
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Ellin on Other
Only stairs were about 6 carpeted ones (one bannister) to restroom.
12 Goldstar Member Reviews
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Extremely well acted and professional. I was impressed by the sets.Written on Feb 24 2012
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Well acted, great story. But the seats were cramped and not very comfortable. Still, the performances and the attentive audience made up for it.Written on Feb 21 2012
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bunnyalex
The show was interesting and one could relate to the characters and situations. The space was the real star! The space sets the audience on the stage with the happenings. It doesn't get any more immediate than this! I loved it.Written on Apr 04 2012
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Fantastic!! This was a very emotional and well-acted production.Written on Mar 16 2012
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More Information About The Young Man From Atlanta
Website
http://www.stonesouptheatre.org
Description
Stone Soup Theatre announces the Seattle debut of the late Horton Foote’s The Young Man from Atlanta, winner of the 1995 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Revisiting characters first seen in Foote’s nine-play magnum opus, The Orphans Home cycle, this elegant and heart-rending drama was written near the end of a career that includes over 52 stage plays, several screenplays and two Academy Award wins (screenplays for Tender Mercies and To Kill A Mockingbird).
In this compassionate and occasionally humorous portrait of an affluent family's transformation as they face significant mid-life losses, Foote’s characters reveal secrets and confront truths they had been unwilling to examine until crises force them to reevaluate the true meaning of “success”.
Directed by Maureen Hawkins (Durang7), audiences are promised a subtle, yet unsettling theatrical journey as one American dream crumbles and the foundation for an uncertain future, a new American reality is begun. The production also features the talents of Eva Abram, John Clark, Gordon Coffey, Jaryl Draper, Matthew Gilbert, Maggie Heffernan, Maria Knox, Maureen Miko, Lindsey Morck, Zachariah Robinson, Chris Scofield, Suzi Tucker, Michael Way and Carolynne Wilcox.
Due to mature subject matter, the play is recommended for audiences ages 14 and older.
About the Ticket Supplier: Stone Soup Theatre
Seattle's only one-act theatre plus company dedicated to the preservation of the one-act play. Stone Soup presents five professionally mounted productions per year, youth and adult conservatory training, summer camps, and after school programs. Stone Soup is a part of the 4Culture Touring Arts Roster with a Greek Myth Assembly Tour.