A workshop presentation of scenes and short plays presented by students in THTR 4200 Directing

Taught by Brennan Murphy

NO SUCH THING By Douglas Hill directed by Lauren Andrade
CHOICES by James McLindon directed by Alexis Bailey
EDNA AND JOE from WAITING FOR LEFTY by Clifford Odets directed by Lia Gonia
THE DMV ONE by Nick Zagone directed by Laura Nicely
SURE THING from ALL IN THE TIMING by David Ives directed by Stevie Rodler
REX by Joe Pintauro directed by Izzy Thompson

$6 students; $10 faculty/staff/alumni; $12 general admission

Gideon Freudmann is a composer, performer and cello innovator who coined the term "CelloBop" to describe his music. His solo performances often include improvisation and the use of technology to sample, loop and layer tracks in real time to create music that is complex, nuanced, creative and compelling.

Redmond Region Orchestra Boosters was formed in 2008 to support the school orchestra programs in the Redmond Region of the Lake Washington School District. We focus on the middle school and high school orchestras at Redmond Middle School, Timberline Middle School, and Redmond High School. We work closely with the orchestra directors at those schools to support and build the orchestra programs through fundraising, chaperoning, outreach, special events, and communications.

Directed by Mimi Katano

Based on the popular film in the 80s, Heathers The Musical: High School Edition is a story of Veronica Sawyer, a brainy teenage misfit who hustles her way into the most powerful and ruthless clique at Westerberg High: the Heathers. But before she can get comfortable atop the high school food chain, Veronica falls in love with the new kid J.D. who has a dark past. When Heather Chandler, the Almighty, kicks her out of the group, Veronica decides to bite the bullet and kiss Heather's butt. but J.D. has another plan for that bullet. Heathers The Musical: High School Edition is a black comedy that deals with a variety of topics that maybe upsetting or triggering. While some of the language has been altered from the original version for teen actors and audiences, the characters, issues, and the plot is exactly the same. Please make sure to visit our website YouthTheatre.org ahead to time to determine if this is suitable for you/your child to see.

The topics that come up are:
- bullying
- suicide attempt
- murder (one is poisoned, two are shot)
- use of guns on stage (we will not use guns that actually fire blanks)
- body image (one character is scripted to be overweight)
- school violence (school is blown up in the end--the student who plants it dies)
- threat of rape
- rumor of false gay relationship spread with malicious intent

YTN has taken appropriate measures to discuss these issues with the actors involved in the production as well as looking out for their mental health in the process so that everyone feels comfortable performing the show. If you have any questions, please contact our Executive Artistic Director (and the director of this production), Mimi Katano at mimi@youththeare.org.

Performance schedule of which cast members will be performing on what night will be available by February 20th.

Matilda has astonishing wit, intelligence. and special powers! She's unloved by her cruel parents but impresses her schoolteacher, the highly loveable Miss Honey. Matilda's school life isn't completely smooth sailing, however - the school's mean headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, hates children and just loves thinking up new punishments for those who don't abide by her rules. But Matilda has courage and cleverness in equal amounts, and could be the school pupils' saving grace!

Packed with high-energy dance numbers and catchy songs, Matilda Jr. is a joyous kid-power romp. Children and adults alike will be thrilled and delighted by the story of the special little girl with an extraordinary imagination.

Audience members are required to remain masked while indoors at YTN.

For roles with multiple actors, casting for each performance will be announced by April 5th.

Written by Daniel Repp
Directed by Mike Lion

Join us for a staged reading of the brand new script, The Wall and the Woods!

Play/Write is a new YTN program, in which the students create a show from scratch! Through improv, devising exercises, and brainstorms they created a foundation from which our playwright, Daniel Repp, wrote his script.

In this new fantasy dystopia, 13-year-old Lily is a proud Gatewatcher, defending the great city of Nestuk against enemies from the surrounding woods. When she is captured by a young group of rebels from beyond Nestuk's walls, Lily learns a dark secret about her city and what they've been fighting to keep away - a secret that will lead her to magic beasts, cryptic riddles, and unlikely allies. Come see the debut reading of this original play inspired by the cast's answer to the question: what sort of show do you wish you could put onstage?

Audience members will need to remain masked while indoors at YTN.

A former singer, now realtor, struggles with the modern dating scene after becoming a widow two years ago only to have her life turned upside down when she finds a mysterious note from her dead husband telling her it's okay to "move on." A modern, romantic comedy for grown-ups about love, loss and finding your Forever Home.

Tiny Beautiful Things transcends being a play and will leave you with unexpected counsel for everyday life. It soon becomes apparent how much Sugar's own being and empathy for others is anchored by Twelve Step fundamentals. Acceptance: embrace reality, don't run from it. What's more, own it: good or bad, ugly or beautiful, life is yours.

We welcome and embrace our shared humanity through live theater. We question norms and thrive because of our diversity and energetic commitment to excellence.

Your donations help us in our mission. Please select your donation amount to continue.

Albemarle Ballet Theatre and Studio for the Performing Arts present Step Into the Story: Once Upon a Time, a miniature performance of our original ballet Once Upon a Time! This 30-minute show created for our youngest audience members will take place at ABT's White Box Theatre in an intimate seating arrangement designed to be as close to the performers as possible. See Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, the Three Little Pigs, Puss in Boots, and many other beloved fairy tale characters. Audience members will get to learn steps from the ballet, hold real pointe shoes, and after the performance meet the dancers!

Healing Harmony is excited to partner with 18th & Union's Wellness Wednesdays, bringing a 60-minute group sound healing experience designed to help relax, unwind, and restore your physical, mental and spiritual bodies. Healing Harmony creates a unique improvisational sound scape with crystal and metal singing bowls, her handmade deer skin drum, and vocals to guide you on a transformational journey into deep healing and wellness.

Heather Mullin is a professional musician with international performance experience, a decades long meditation practice, and has worked in the legal profession for over 25 years. After suffering from serious burnout and a health crisis she created Healing Harmony to help her clients transform their anxiety and stress into balance, peace, and harmony. Providing unique transformational healing experiences to reclaim health and reclaim joy. Please visit https://healingharmonyllc.org to find out more.

We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You are purchasing a "Reclined" ticket, which allows you space to lie on the floor. Please bring your own blanket and pillow, if desired. If you would rather be seated, please purchase a ticket on this page.

Healing Harmony is excited to partner with 18th & Union's Wellness Wednesdays, bringing a 60-minute group sound healing experience designed to help relax, unwind, and restore your physical, mental and spiritual bodies. Healing Harmony creates a unique improvisational sound scape with crystal and metal singing bowls, her handmade deer skin drum, and vocals to guide you on a transformational journey into deep healing and wellness.

Heather Mullin is a professional musician with international performance experience, a decades long meditation practice, and has worked in the legal profession for over 25 years. After suffering from serious burnout and a health crisis she created Healing Harmony to help her clients transform their anxiety and stress into balance, peace, and harmony. Providing unique transformational healing experiences to reclaim health and reclaim joy. Please visit https://healingharmonyllc.org to find out more.

We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You are purchasing a "Seated" ticket, which reserves you a cushioned seat (with space around you for comfort). Please bring your own blanket and pillow, if desired. If you would rather be reclined on the floor, please purchase a ticket on this page.

The Incubation Project explores the ins and outs that we as a society have experienced throughout the pandemic through devised theater, movement theater, dance improvisation, and clown. The company consists of Sarah ""Bix"" Bixler, Leslie Graves, and Dylan Smith.

All tickets to 18th & Union shows are Choose-Your-Own-Price (CYOP). We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You can watch the livestream at showtime Friday 27 January @ 7:30pm, or you can access the recording at your convenience through February 11, 2023.

You are purchasing a ticket to the online streaming version of this event.
Streaming info will be included in your email confirmation.

You are cordially invited to celebrate the Valentine's Season by filling your dark hearts to the brim with songs of murder, mayhem, and true love gone horribly wrong. Join the band THE DAISY PUSHERS as they pay tribute to the Murder Ballad and share some old and new songs of betrayal, desire, revenge and bloodshed. Curated and performed by Meghan Arnette, K. Brian Neel and Adam Reese (The Daisy Pushers). Special guests contributing to the sinister celebration of Heartbreak and Murder include Aaron J. Shay and Celene Ramadan.

Doors open at 7:00pm for you to sip soothing libations from the bar, with music beginning at 7:30pm. Passions will run high, sorrows will be drowned and maybe even some old ghosts will be exorcized as well!

Proceeds benefit Single Spark, mutual aid serving Seattle's North End.

All tickets to 18th & Union shows are Choose-Your-Own-Price (CYOP). We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You are purchasing an in-person ticket. Streaming tickets may be purchased HERE.

You are cordially invited to celebrate the Valentine's Season by filling your dark hearts to the brim with songs of murder, mayhem, and true love gone horribly wrong. Join the band THE DAISY PUSHERS as they pay tribute to the Murder Ballad and share some old and new songs of betrayal, desire, revenge and bloodshed. Curated and performed by Meghan Arnette, K. Brian Neel and Adam Reese (The Daisy Pushers). Special guests contributing to the sinister celebration of Heartbreak and Murder include Aaron J. Shay and Celene Ramadan.

Doors open at 7:00pm for you to sip soothing libations from the bar, with music beginning at 7:30pm. Passions will run high, sorrows will be drowned and maybe even some old ghosts will be exorcized as well!

Proceeds benefit Single Spark, mutual aid serving Seattle's North End.

All tickets to 18th & Union shows are Choose-Your-Own-Price (CYOP). We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You are purchasing a streaming ticket. In-person tickets may be purchased HERE.

Henry David Thoreau is best known for Walden, his record of two years spent striving to create a model of simplified existence in the woods, and for Civil Disobedience, which proved to be an inspiration for Gandhi and other people seeking social change.

Working from Thoreau's journals, acclaimed Northwest writer David Wagoner crafts a vivid portrait of encounters with birds, animals, plants, and weather among the remarkably varied landscapes around Concord, Massachusetts. Thoreau believed that cities were saved, not by the good men in them, but by the forests and swamps around them. He knew from the start the dangers in an exclusively commercial America and tried to show in all his words and actions, in the whole flavor of his life, a richer alternative.

This play - so timely as we wrestle with the effect the human race has had on the natural world - connects us to Thoreau shortly before his early death yet still active in mind and heart, planning the fullest life he could imagine, and finding wonderment in the smallest details of the landscape he called home.

All tickets to 18th & Union shows are Choose-Your-Own-Price (CYOP). We believe in accessibility for all, and we trust you to support us as robustly as you can. (Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email 18thandunionseattle@gmail.com if you need to request a pro bono ticket.)

You can watch the livestream at showtime Thursday 19 January @ 7:30pm, or you can access the recording at your convenience through February 5, 2023.

You are purchasing a ticket to the online streaming version of this event.
Streaming info will be included in your email confirmation.

Your donation supports 18th & Union's mission to sustain an inclusive and intimate space that nurtures art and community.

Focusing on "portable" work, 18th & U provides an affordable venue for audiences to see fresh shows, and for indie artists to produce their own work without fear of absorbing a huge financial loss. This encourages both artists and audiences to take chances

Supporting 18th & Union supports more than just 18th & Union because 18th & U supports artists!

One of the favorite rallying cries at every 14/48 festival (and we have a lot of them) is: "If you can't bark with the big dogs, get off the porch!" In the spirit of that particular challenge, we have launched the Big Dogs Club, a recurring monthly donation program that gets you special deals and access to The 14/48 Projects events (some ticket restrictions appy).

For your $14.48/month membership, you receive:
- Big Dogs Club dog tag, updated annually
- A voucher for two free admissions to any 14/48 Projects event
- A free red cup at all The 14/48 Projects social events (which we will also fill with free beer)
- Reserved seating option in the Big Dogs Porch section
- Special news and deals throughout the year.

Details
- Membership in the Big Dogs club starts a recurring monthly donation of $14.48.
- You may cancel at any time.
- Membership dog tag and ticket voucher will be delivered upon joining.
- All members in good standing as of January 1st each year will receive an additional dog tag and ticket voucher.
- Ticket vouchers are good for any show during the calendar year they are issued.

Our new Wine & Stein Club offers donors of $500 or more one of our limited, numbered wineglasses or steins and a membership badge. Present this badge at any future 14/48 festival, we will unlock your individual glass from its case, and you will be welcomed backstage with the artists, your mug or chalice repeatedly filled. This is an opportunity to be a charter member in an exclusive club of donors helping to build our capacity and secure our future.

14/48: HS is an instant theater and art festival produced, managed, and created entirely by high-school students.
Your donation (made through The 14/48 Projects) is tax deductible.