Title of Event: Audio Description-How to Write a New Book for the Bible
Location of Event: Seattle Repertory Theatre
Date: 02/04/2012
Time: 02:00 PM
Description: A world premiere co-production with Berkeley Repertory Theatre: Writers are told to write what they know. But as Bill Cain discovers in writing about his own family, sometimes those we are closest to are the biggest mysteries of all. From the writer of Equivocation comes a beautiful new play taken from Cain’s own experiences caring for his dying mother. He asks the questions that speak to the heart of every family: What will never change…and what has to? A Jesuit priest as well as a playwright, Cain brings a fascinating view to this simple, powerful illustration of why the details of our lives and loves matter. Contains mild profanity.
For tickets call: For tickets call 206-443-2222.
Theatre website: http://www.seattlerep.org
Title of Event: Package-Seattle Symphony's Pictures at an Exhibition
Location of Event: Benaroya Hall
Date: 02/12/2012
Time: 02:00 PM
Description:
Deadline: January 27, 2012
Roberto Abbado, conductor
David Gordon, trumpet
Full Program:
Stravinsky: Scherzo à la russe
Jolivet: Concertino for Trumpet
Haydn: Symphony No. 93 in D major
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition
Services of The Package include:
* Transportation to and from the show
* On-Site assistance by AVIA staff
* Seating coordination for special needs
* Still $12.00 each for one visually Impaired patron and one companion
The Package is supported by 4Culture, The Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, the Washington State Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Title of Event: Audio description-Red
Location of Event: Seattle Repertory Theatre
Date: 03/17/2012
Time: 02:00 PM
Description: Red by John Logan: Famed abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko asks his young assistant, Ken, the loaded question. What’s art? And who gets to decide anyway? It’s 1958, and Rothko has just been offered the biggest commission in the history of modern art. He and Ken work feverishly in his New York studio—until Ken begins to realize his answers to those fundamental questions about art are very different than his mentor’s. Contains some profanity.
For tickets call: For tickets call 206-443-2222.
Theatre website: http://www.seattlerep.org