by David "Gordon" Gordon
(and William Shakespeare)
Shakespeare's classic tragedy, performed as a comedy.
All the pathos of the original, now with 900% more jokes!
The Scottish Play has never been so playful.
May 28 - June 7
at Crown Hill Center
(Or watch online!)
WHEN
- May 27 (Wednesday) @ 7:30pm — Preview
- May 28 (Thursday) @ 7:30pm — Opening
- May 29 (Friday) @ 7:30pm
- May 30 (Saturday) @ 7:30pm
- May 31 (Sunday) @ 2:00pm — matinee
- June 3 (Wednesday) @ 7:30pm
- June 4 (Thursday) @ 7:30pm
- June 5 (Friday) @ 7:30pm
- June 6 (Saturday) @ 7:30pm
- June 7 (Sunday) @ 2:00pm — Closing matinee
Running time:
2 hours, including an intermission.
Or Watch Online!
Watch the show from anywhere
through the magic of the internet!
More streaming information here!
WHERE
Crown Hill Center
9250 14th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117
(entrance on 14th Ave, south side of the building)
Bus Stops:
- D Line: Holman Rd NW & Mary Ave NW
- Route 40: Holman Rd NW & 13th Ave NW
WHO
CAST
| Macbeth | Li Wessel |
| Banquo | Elliott Lovett |
| Lady Macbeth | Lakia Solomon |
| Duncan | Sam Demboski |
| Ross | Leah Carrell |
| Lennox | Sydney Kaser |
| Macduff | Brandon Brown |
| Malcolm | Rebecca Gelzer |
| Understudy | Beth Thompson |
CREW
| Director | David "Gordon" Gordon |
| Clown Director | Meghan Ames |
| Stage Manager | Karly Crooks |
| Asst. Stage Manager | Casandra Gramstad |
| Run Crew | Henry Ives |
| Costumes | Sam Holsworth |
| Props | MM Jordahl |
| Additional Props | Adrienne Ankuda |
Click here for the digital program.
CONTENT
The play is suitable for all audiences who would enjoy the source material. As in Shakespeare's original, there is some (pretend) violence, and a little (pretend) blood.
The play's dialogue is a mix of Shakespearean and modern English, similar to Complete Works [Abridged] or Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
MONEY
The Comedy of Macbeth needs to raise $13,666.13 to cover the cost of rehearsal space, sets, props, costumes, and stipends for the cast and crew.
We want to keep our tickets affordable for everyone, but the base price of $20 per ticket won't cover all of our expenses. If you can afford more, we hope you'll consider paying at a higher price tier. Become a patron of the arts, support new plays in Seattle, and help keep the live theatre experience accessible for people at all income levels.
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