LOVE MOVES US Tour
LOVE MOVES US Tour
Fri, Mar 24, 7:00 PM
Club Sur • Seattle, WA
$95 - $125
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Multiple dates
Love Sucks Party
Celebrate Valentine's Day this year by making fun of love! Three Nights Only!
By Pacific Play Company
When and where
Date and time
February 10 · 7:30pm - February 12 · 8pm PST
Location
Katzoff Gallery at the Pan Pacific Hotel 2125 Terry Ave Seattle, WA 98109
Refund Policy
No Refunds
About this event
1 Drink Minimum Required (Not included in ticket price)
The counterpoint to the Valentine's Day holiday. This hilarious evening will travel the jagged road of love gone awry. Destroyers. Bad breakups. Dating the enemy. This collection of monologues and short sketches will make anyone in a relationship laugh and single people will be thrilled they are free on Valentine’s Day! Enjoy a cocktail and a good laugh at the gorgeous Katzoff Gallery in the Pan Pacific Hotel.
Featuring
David Breyman, Erin Ison,
Lindsey TH Jackson, Alex Luce,
Marlena McHenry, Tadd Morgan
Carrie Schnelker
FEBRUARY 10-12
Friday & Saturday | 7:30pm
Sunday | 6:30pm
Pan Pacific Hotel | Katzoff Gallery of Art
2125 Terry Ave, Seattle
AN APPETIZER SELECTION OF SHORT
PLAYS & MONOLOGUES BY
Kelleen Conway Blanchard
Matthew Ivan Bennett, Kathryn Jean Keller
Morgan Ludlow, Scott Stolnack
Anna Tatelman, Carolynne Wilcox
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Pacific Play CompanyFounded in 2010 Pacific Play Company is a Seattle-based theatre company devoted to staging world and regional premiere plays by American playwrights with an emphasis on local writers. We value not only quality production elements, but strive for a creative and fun production environment.
Pacific Play Company will be a locally run, locally cast, locally produced forum for emerging regional theatre artists in the Puget Sound Region. We seek to celebrate the collective imagination and encourage the exchange of ideas by presenting innovative and thought-provoking plays and events in the city of Seattle. We nurture local professional theatre artists and we contribute to the American theatre by commissioning, developing and presenting world premiere plays.