Four beautiful, badass women lose their heads in this irreverent, girl-powered comedy set during the French Revolution. At the height of the Reign of Terror, playwright Olympe De Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, activist Angelle Ogé and former queen Marie Antoinette hang out, plot murder and try to beat back extremist insanity in Paris. This world premiere fantasia by one of the country’s most exciting young playwrights considers how we actually go about changing the world.
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Thalia's Umbrella to Present MEMOIRS OF A FORGOTTEN MAN, By DW Gregory
January 08, 2024 Thalia's Umbrella will present MEMOIRS OF A FORGOTTEN MAN, a NW premiere by DW Gregory. Don't miss this captivating new play!
Thalia's Umbrella Presents the Northwest Premiere of THE STANDBY LEAR, by John W. Lowell
February 17, 2023 Augie is the understudy for one of the most demanding roles in the theater, King Lear--and he may have to go on tonight. Anna, his wife, is ready to help him. But she has a secret (or two), and he has a problem...
Thalia's Umbrella Presents EUROPE By David Greig, March 10-27 At 12th Avenue Arts
February 16, 2022 The best play about the United States in 2021 was written in Scotland in 1994. In a time when words and ideas are divisive, and when someone from another country—or the other side of town—can seem both exotic and threatening, come join the feast that is David Greig's powerful play about two outsiders who change a small town. Two refugees arrive at a train station in a small border town where the trains no longer stop. They are not looking for love; they are not looking for trouble. They find both.
US Premiere Of EUROPE By David Greig Comes to Thalia's Umbrella
February 15, 2020 The best play about BREXIT was written in Scotland in 1994. (It's also about a few other places.) In a time when words and ideas are divisive, come join the feast that is David Greig's powerful play about two refugees who change a small town. The town is already reeling from layoffs at the local factory, and because the trains that link all of Europe no longer stop in the town's station. Everyone in town, old and new, must decide where home is and what they will do to find, make, or keep it. Come see the terror and triumph of worlds colliding in a play that Arts Desk called a?oeTimely, tender, brutal, and brilliant.a??Videos
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Hamilton (Philip Company)
Paramount Theatre (2/4 - 3/2) | |
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Dear Evan Hansen (Non-Equity)
Washington Center for the Performing Arts [Stage I] (2/5 - 2/5) | |
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Kimberly Akimbo
Paramount Theatre (1/7 - 1/12) | |
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Mamma Mia!
Paramount Theatre (6/10 - 6/15) | |
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BUG
Tacoma Little Theatre (4/25 - 5/11) | |
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& Juliet
Paramount Theatre (7/29 - 8/3) | |
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Wonderland
Can Can Culinary Cabaret (11/21 - 1/5) | |
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