Macha Monkey Theatre Co. Announces Their February Line Up

Seattle's Macha Monkey Theatre Company has announced its February performances schedule for 2010.

Macha Monkey presents I WANT IT ALL AND I WANT IT NOW MEOW - as part of the MEOW Cabaret Series at 8:00 PM Wednesday, February 10th, at the Jewel Box Theater at the Rendezvous Bar, 2322 2nd Avenue, Seattle.

Hosted by the hilarious Kate Jaeger, the 90-minute variety show will be a full night featuring some of Seattle's finest talent:

-Doug Willott, (Jet City Improv company member and Improv instructor) presents a comedic piece de resistance
-playwright Kelleen Conway Blachard (author of the critically acclaimed Small Town and Edith's Head ) gives us a sneak peak at the upcoming Macha Monkey Productions show Hearts Are Monsters
- Violet Wilde will wow us with a retro a go-go burlesque
-David Baum performs "Poor Richard: The joy of being an idiot"
-Singer songwriter Rebeqa Rivers will serenade us with a song or two.
-A rocking appearance by Macha Monkey's Change Monkey

Tickets are $10 at the door. 21+ only.

Our MEOW cabarets at the Jewel Box are always gay affairs. There's cocktail service in the theatre during the show, so your happiness in the audience is guaranteed.

Mancha Monkey will also present HEARTS ARE MONSTERS, A work-in-progress by Kelleen Conway Blanchard.

HEARTS ARE MONSTERS will take the stage February 18-20, 2010 at the Freehold Theater, 2222 2nd Ave., 2nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98121.

In Macha Monkey's New Play Winter Workshop, Seattle playwright Kelleen Conway Blanchard, author of Edith's Head and Small Town (Annex Theatre), will developHearts are Monsters, a comedy with deadly consequences. Hearts are Monsters features a 16-year-old girl with a misshapen head, a pretty twin sister who is also a scandal-causing former child star, a drunk and lonely mother, a sexy boarder who plays guitar, and Daddy's ghost. He seeks justice.

Macha Monkey Productions is a small, dynamic theatre company founded in 2001.

Our Mission: Macha Monkey Productions is a non-profit arts organization showcasing exceptional artists, delivering innovative education programs, and staging new theatrical works which feature strong female characters.

Our Vision: Macha Monkey Productions envisions a world where fearless female voices thrive.

Our name is in memoriam to a dear friend named Jim Ryan who claimed he adopted a wild spider monkey when he lived in Colombia. The original Macha Monkey's hysterical fits of jealous passion provided excellent storytelling fodder for years and became an inspiration to our founders.

For more information visit www.machamonkey.org.

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