Seattle Public Theater to Present Tom Stoppard's ARCADIA, 5/15-6/8
Seattle Public Theater (SPT) at the Bathhouse on Green Lake is proud to present Tom Stoppard's Arcadia, directed by SPT Artistic Associate, Kelly Kitchens (SPT's The Understudy, The Santaland Diaries, and Book-It Repertory Theatre's She's Come Undone). Arcadia previews May 15th, and opens May 16th to June 8th, 2014.
ABOUT ARCADIA- Sex, literature, life, and death. Tom Stoppard takes them all on with his arousing and intellectual detective story, Arcadia. With a deceptively complex plot that traverses space and time, Arcadia tickles your intellect while teasing your funny bone--delighting your sense of romance in a gorgeously wrought theatrical event that every theatergoer deserves to experience. Critics and audiences agree Arcadia is one of the most brightly shining theatrical gems of the 20th Century.
Arcadia features the acting talents of Izabel Mar, Trevor Marston, Gianni Truzzi, Brandon Ryan, Mike Dooly, Emily Goodwin, Tim Moore, Alyson Scadron Branner, Jocelyn Maher, Evan Whitfield, Trick Dannecker, and Ingamar Christopherson.
Arcadia's production team includes set design by Craig Wollam, costume design by Chelsea Cook, sound design by Evan Mosher, assistant lighting design by André Nelson, prop design by Ron Darling, lighting design by Robert Aquilar, assistant lighting design by Robert Franklin, original composition by Adam Sterne, dramaturgy by Heather Beasley, assistant direction by Rachel Delmar, stage management by Michael Massey, with assistant stage management by Ariel Bui and Ann Lowe.
Tom Stoppard's Arcadia previews May 15th, and opens May 16th to June 20th, 2014. Tickets are available by contacting the SPT Box Office at (206) 524-1300 or online at www.seattlepublictheater.org.
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