“What secret ingredient makes you think things are possible?”
(photo by Armen Stein)
“What secret ingredient makes you think things are possible?”
(photo by Armen Stein)
We’re excited to announce that opening night of “Love Song” (Jan. 29) is Sold Out. But don’t worry, tickets are still available for all our remaining performances at
Meet the cast of “Love Song.”
Ryan Sanders is a Seattle stage, film and voice actor. Favorite stage credits include Unbalancing Act’s Recent Tragic Events, Book-It’s Border Songs, New Amerikan Theatre’s The Deadliest Instruments, BASH Theatre and Radial Theater Project’s Beating up Bachman, Rock Paper Theater’s The Raft and After All plus many shows with the sketch comedy troupe, Ubiquitous They. Recent film appearances include Phoebe’s Father, Us, Without You, Tell Me a Story and Manic Pixie Dream Wife.
Meet the cast of “Love Song.”
Elizabeth Deutsch is a Seattle native. Her favorite roles include Elizabeth Skies in “Beating Up Bachman” (BASH Theatre), Jess in “Autobahn” and Caroline in “Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden” (TCT), Marina in “Pericles” (Freehold’s Engaged Theatre Tour), Mrs. Crosby in “Owen Meany’s Christmas Pageant” (Book-It Repertory Theatre), and Callie Warren in the film “Affairs in Order” (Try This Films/BASH). Elizabeth is a founding member of BASH Theatre. She can also be seen performing sketch comedy with the Wayward Knitting Club.
Meet the cast of “Love Song.”
Lauren Skelton is a local improviser-turned-musical comedian-turned-clown-turned-burlesque performer-turned-emcee-turned-actor-turned-who knows what’s next. Ever the lover of challenges, she is devoted to creating art that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining, and pushing boundaries. She also enjoys burritos.
Meet the cast of “Love Song.”
Dara Lillis is a Seattle-based actor. He previously appeared with KTO as Frank Sweeney in Molly Sweeney. In June 2015 he completed the Ensemble Training Intensive at Freehold Theatre. Recent stage roles include Theseus in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Bainbridge Performing Arts and Bertram in All’s Well That Ends Well at 12th Ave Arts. He is a proud ensemble member with Lucia Neare’s Theatrical Wonders (lucianeare.org). For Barry, with peace, love, and understanding.
Meet the crew of “Love Song.”
Jenni Taggart recently directed the world-premiere of “As a Beaver and an Artist.” Her previous work includes “The Deposition of Lawrence Patterson,” a reality play adapted from a deposition from a case that appeared before the Ohio State Court, and a portion of the anthology [BOXED]. This is Jenni’s second collaboration with KTO, having last appeared as Molly Sweeney in “Molly Sweeney.” She has worked both on stage and off in Seattle with Ear to the Ground, Live Girls!, Nebunele, Seattle Musical Theatre, and Irrational Robot Bureau. Jenni serves on the Board of Directors at Freehold Studios and is a Principal Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Washington.
Meet the crew of “Love Song.”
Michael Massey is a Seattle area Stage Manager and Teaching Artist for technical theatre. Previously, Michael has taught stage management and technical theatre courses with Salmon Bay Middle School, The Northwest School, Cornish, and Seattle Children’s Theatre. Michael has had the pleasure of stage-managing with: Seattle Children’s Theatre, New Century, Cornish, Dayna Hanson at On the Boards, Pork Filled Productions, and Live Girls! Theater. Michael holds a BA from The University of Texas at Austin.
Meet the crew of “Love Song.”