SCT Debuts World Premiere THE LAMP IS THE MOON
By: Julie Musbach Mar. 30, 2018
Seattle Children's Theatre is proud to present the world premiere play The Lamp is the Moon, written by Austin playwright Kirk Lynn.
The Lamp is the Moon opens Friday, April 13, 2018 (with a public preview Thursday, April 12) and runs through Sunday, May 20, 2018 in SCT's Eve Alvord Theatre. SCT Artistic Associate Rita Giomi will direct the production. Tickets ($22-$39) are available at sct.org or through the box office at 201 Thomas St or by calling 206.441.3322. The Lamp is the Moon is recommended for ages three and older.
"I don't like to nap but I do like to dream."
Meet Shawn, a bright 5-year-old girl with a head so brimming with science and imagination that she has no patience for naptime, much to the exasperation of her parents. The world, and the cosmos in particular, is simply far too interesting to stop and rest. On this day, her friend Lamp, despite having no cord and no bulb, triggers a wide awake adventure when it reveals its greatest dream is to learn to fly and become the moon. Launch into a voyage fit for mission control as Shawn and her lamp, with the guidance of the audience, escape another naptime and blast into space.
The Cast and Creative Team
This production features Annelih Hamilton (Shawn) and Ana Maria Campoy (Understudy).
The production team includes Kirk Lynn (Playwright), Rita Giomi (Director), Courtney Sale (Dramaturg), Carol Wolfe Clay (Scenic Designer), Nanette Acosta (Costume Designer), Chris R. Walker (Sound Designer), and Michael Wellborn (Lighting Designer).
About The Lamp is the Moon
Script by Kirk Lynn
April 12 - May 20, 2018
Eve Alvord Theatre
Take off with this world premiere production from author Kirk Lynn, filled with audience interaction and playful energy that will thrill young audiences. A tale rich in STEM and inspiration, those who enjoyed the participation in Where the Wild Things Are will be captivated by this new story.
Ticket and Performance Information
Public performances occur Thursday and Friday at 7:00pm, Saturdays at 1:00pm and 4:30pm, and Sundays at 11:00am and 2:30pm. Additional 3:30 pm performances will take place on Thursday, April 26 and May 3, as well as Wednesday, May 9. The ASL interpreted performance occurs on April 28 at 1:00pm; the sensory-friendly/relaxed performance occurs on May 6 at 11:00am; and the audio-described performance occurs on May 12 at 1:00pm.
Tickets range from $22 to $39 depending on day of performance (subject to change). Purchase tickets at www.sct.org or through the box office at 201 Thomas St or by calling 206.441.3322.
SCT is proud to offer discounted tickets for TeenTix members, military families, foster children, and families receiving state food assistance. Tickets and information on all of SCT's access programming can be found at www.sct.org.
Special thanks to show sponsors Art Works, The National Endowment for the Arts, Nesholm Family Foundation, and Arts WA.
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