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"Love Song" opening nightJanuary 29th, 2016Break legs everyone-
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Five years strong
Five years ago today (Oct. 6, 2011), KTO Productions opened its production of “The Weir.” Since then we’ve produced “‘night mother,” “Sea Marks,” “Molly Sweeney” and “Love Song.” Co-produced “The 39 Steps” with Lamplight Productions, and “Alcestis” with Irrational Robot Bureau, … Continue reading
Posted in alcestis, love song, molly sweeney, night mother, the 39 steps, the weir, theater
Tagged adrian cameron, alcestis, boxed, bradetta doyle-vines, brian friel, cindy giese french, conor mcpherson, danielle daggerty, dara lillis, doug knoop, elizabeth stasio, freehold theatre, gardner mckay, inscape, j.p. stewart, jason gingold, jenni taggart, jesse putnam, john kolvenbach, keith nicholai, kelly johnson, kristina hauptfuehrer, kto productions, kyle james traver, lamplight productions, lantz wagner, lauren skelton, love song, mad dog studios, marsha norman, mike murdoch, molly hall, molly sweeney, night mother, odd duck studio, ryan sanders, sea marks, teresa widner hicks, terry boyd, the 39 steps, the weir, toni douglass, yvonne velez
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‘Alcestis’
Irrational Robot Bureau, in collaboration with KTO Productions presents a new, original adaptation of “Alcestis” by the Classic Greek tragedian Euripides! The ancient play enacts the myth of Admetus and Alcestis, King and Queen of Pherae, who become participants in … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron moore, adrian d. cameron, beverly poole, dara lillis david cravens-o'farrell, doug knoop, elizabeth deutsch, euripides, heidi cheyenne, ian gerrard, irrational robot bureau, isis phoenix, jack fool, jenni taggart, keli schurman-darby, kto productions, laura shearer, laurell haapanen, malie fujii, marie b., morgan sobel, robert falk, sonya hachez
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Must close Oct. 24
“Molly Sweeney” Must Close Oct. 24 “Sprightly delivered and well-directed” – Miryam Gordon, Miryam’s Theater Musings. “It isn’t often Seattle audiences can see something of this caliber” – Marie Bonfils, Drama in the Hood. Tickets at Brown Paper Tickets. (Photo … Continue reading
“Sprightly delivered and well-directed” – Miryam Gordon, Miryam’s Theater Musings
Here’s a our second review. Only six performances left. You can reserve your tickets at Brown Paper Tickets.
‘Something is stirring, shifting ground. It’s just begun…’
‘Something is stirring, shifting ground. It’s just begun…’
Closing night
Producing “‘night mother” has been a great experience for us all. I think one of our actresses, Bradetta Doyle-Vines, said it best. “There are those shows that because of the material, the people you are working with, the critical response, … Continue reading
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Tagged bradetta vines, closing night, danielle daggerty, doug knoop, elizabeth stasio, night mother
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Our first review…
Jerry Kraft of SeattleActor.com says the show is “absolutely genuine and it left me genuinely moved.” Click the link for the full review. Only seven performances left. For ticket and other information, see the “Tickets” tab above. For advance tickets go … Continue reading
