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Upcoming Events at ACT Theatre
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Fathers and Sons
Unlike some of Michael Bradfords contemporaries, whose attempts to address a variety of social issues leave the audience overwhelmed, Bradfords Fathers and Sons is a tribute, albeit a depressing one, to the power of the theater. Though its billed as an exploration of what it means to be a man, the play also tackles love in a romantic but complex way and war in a straightforward yet gut-wrenching way. After Marcus Goodwater (Reginald Andre Jackson) inadvertently loses his son at the park, his wife Yvette (Tracey A. Leigh) rages off to her mothers, insisting that Marcus kill everyone he sees until he finds her baby. His formerly non-communicative, drug-addicted father, Leon (William Hall Jr.), chooses this moment to fly in and reconcile their relationship, but hes haunted in turn by the ghost of his own father, Bernard (Wilbur Penn). Leon is sure of his mistakes but unsure how to fix them, and Bernard seems sure he hasnt made mistakes, though no one else would agree. While time shifts between the present, where Marcus deals with his father and searches for his son, and the past, where we see the budding romance of Marcus and Yvette, Fathers and Sons maintains nonstop, fluid motion. BRENT ARONOWITZ Mostly 8 p.m. Fri., 2 & 8 p.m. Sat., 2 & 7:30 p.m. Sun., 7:30 p.m. Tues.-Thurs.; double-check Web site for exact schedule. Ends May 25. $10-$55 Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from Tue., April 29 until Sun., May 25, 7:30pmEvery week Friday from Fri., April 25 until Sun., May 25, 8:00pmEvery week Saturday from Sat., April 26 until Sun., May 25, 8:00pmEvery week Sunday from Sun., April 27 until Sun., May 25, 7:30pm
Saturday, Jul 05, 2008
Late Nite Catechism
Maripat Donovans one-woman show explains everything you wanted to know about the Catholic faith, but were too scared youd get rapped across the knuckles to ask. Open run. In February the show celebrated its 10th anniversary in Seattle; see Longenbaugh's article here. $24.50-$29.50 Every week Friday, Saturday, 8:00pmEvery week Sunday, 2:00pm
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Comedy Cornucopia
A dynamic variety of all-local talent and funny business in ACTs intimate and elegant Bullitt Cabaret theater. Every Sunday through May 25, Justin Freet and Central Heating Lab present a different blend of standup comedy, improv, fringe film shorts, and gloves-off band vs. band battle action. On May 11, Miss Mamie and Golden Robot Army; on May 18, Dart Mondo. NEIL CORCORAN 7:30 p.m. $10 Every week Sunday from Sun., May 4 until Sun., May 25, 7:30pm
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Fetherston Gallery, Daily from Mon., April 21 until Sat., May 24, 11:00am
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Agua Verde Cafe and Paddle Club, Every week Monday, 6:30pm, free
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Museum of Flight, Daily from Sat., February 9 until Mon., June 2
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Cineoke!
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Mon., May 12, 12:00am, $5
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