Skid Road: Ash To Gold at Unexpected Productions

It’s the late 1890s, Seattle was still burning when a new breed of frontiersmen came to call it home. From the ashes of what the first pioneers had cobbled together, a new city was built. It became a city of gamblers, alcoholics, fornicators and seekers of Yukon gold! Skid Road: Ashes to Gold is semi-sequel to the 2013 Seattle improv favorite, Skid Road: Born in Fire, this new chapter explores the 1890 aftermath of the Great Seattle Fire! Wyatt Earp, John Considine, Madam Lou Graham, and more are brought to life by Seattle's greatest improvisers. It is loosely inspired by HBO's Deadwood, the plays of David Mamet, and the true history of Seattle.

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union (and Unexpected Productions) would like you to know that performances contain high levels of profanity, references to acts of the greatest vulgarity, and the singing of songs which are not entirely of God. Furthermore, the performances are held in an establishment that serves alcohol.

Every Friday and Saturday @ 8:30 PM
Ages: WARNING: This show is intended for mature audiences only.