The following are ArtsWest's Upcoming events.
A Year with Frog and Toad, Kids, August 5-9
Dark of the Moon, August 19-23
In the Gallery: Inspired by Light, July 26 - August 22
Altered Associations, August 25 – October 3
ArtsWest Playhouse and Gallery (4711 California Avenue SW Seattle, WA 98116 -
www.artswest.org;(206) 938-0339).
Musical Theater Camp (Ages 8-12)
A Year with Frog and Toad, Kids
August 5-9
Music by
Robert Reale
Book and Lyrics by
Willie RealeBased on the Books by
Arnold LobelDirected and Staged by Suz
Anna Wilson and
Chris SheaThis enchanting musical follows best friends Frog and Toad on their adventures through four fun-filled seasons. Cheerful Frog and "worry-wart" Toad leap off the page, along with the rest of the animal gang, for kite-flying, sled-racing and cookie-munching. Each amphibian anecdote comes to life with hilarious, heart-warming songs exploring the challenges and rewards of friendship.
Tickets: $12
Conservatory (Ages 12-16):
Dark of the Moon
August 19-23
by
HoWard Richardson and
William BerneyDirected by
Christopher ZinovitchMusical Direction by Andrew Leonard
Dark of the Moon is a tragic play in the vein of Romeo and Juliet and Twilight, set in the Appalachian Mountains during the 1920s. The play centers around the character of John, a witch boy, who seeks to become human after falling in love with a human girl, the beautiful copper-haired
Barbara Allen. John tells a Conjur Woman he will pay any amount and agree to any terms just so long as he can be with his mortal love. She agrees, and he marrys
Barbara Allen; if Barbara is faithful to him for a year, then John will remain a human. Meanwhile, the rest of Barbara's clan doesn't much approve of John, or Barbara's strange newborn baby.
Tickets: $12
In the Gallery:
Inspired by Light
Photographic Center NW Faculty group show
July 26 - August 22
Wine and Cheese Artist Reception: August 13, 6-9pm
Altered Associations
Jeff Mihalyo, Lucy Carpenter, Therese Buchmilller
August 25 – October 3
The Gallery launches its 2009-10 season with a show featuring surreal oils on canvas by Jeff Mihalyo, Lucy Carpenter working in reclaimed plastic bags and chicken wire and Therese Buchmilller with minimalist re-creations utilizing various appropriated materials.
Dates, artists and pieces subject to change.
About ArtsWest: ArtsWest produces artistic events so fiercely compelling that they require conversation, improve the imagination, and promote cultural vibrancy as a core value for the communities of West Seattle. Utilizing a 149-seat, 3/4 thrust theater and visual art gallery, ArtsWest has presented over 400 different performing arts productions and gallery exhibitions to over 200,000 visitors since 1999.
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