My Personal Mini-Bash
I've been going to shows at Seattle Shakes for approximately 12 years (!!) and have always been so floored by their creativity, vision, and accessibility. They want audiences to see Shakespeare, get Shakespeare, and find it as fun and engaging as it was when it was still performed by men wearing balloon pants and dresses.
From raucously funny all male productions of Taming of the Shrew, to one of the most incredible heart-wrenching renditions of Hamlet I've ever seen (and still think about regularly); this company continues to live up to and exceed all of my expectations. Relying almost entirely on incredible directors, actors, and crew, Seattle Shakespeare brings these stories to life in uniquely human, profoundly relatable ways. But, of Course, they also rely on the kind support of their community. Without our presence, appreciation, and donations, their shows wouldn't be possible.
I'm honored to be a part of Seattle Shakespeare, and hope you all will continue to support the arts especially now, when we need community more than ever.
Thank you for your aid and contributions, and I look forward to seeing you at the next show!
Seattle Shakespeare is a professional, all-classical, year-round theatre company that reaches across barriers of income, geography, and education to bring classical theatre to life for everyone in Washington State. Whether you're in a seat at the Center Theatre or on the grass at Luther Burbank Park or in a school auditorium in Wenatchee, you are part of Seattle Shakespeare.
Bill's Bash is Seattle Shakespeare Company's annual fundraiser, happening online for the very first time! Help me welcome new audiences, new students, new artists into this work by making a gift today, and by spreading the word. You'll keep these classic works alive in schools, communities, and on stage, for today and for the future!
Keiko Green in Much Ado About Nothing (Wooden O), photo by Alabastro Photography
Students perform Romeo and Juliet for a showcase residency, photo by John Ulman
Christopher Morson, Peter Dylan O'Connor, and Amy Escobar in The Tempest, photo by HMMM Productions
Eleanor Moseley, Imogen Love, and Annie Lareau in Merry Wives of Windsor, photo by HMMM Productions
Community celebrates Shakespeare at Bill's Bash! Photo by John Ulman
Education Director, Michelle Burce, leads students at an in-school residency, photo by John Ulman
Chiara Motley, Brian Claudio Smith, and Rafael Jordan in Shakespeare in Love, photo by John Ulman
The cast of Romeo and Juliet (Wooden O), photo by HMMM Productions
The cast of As You Like It, photo by John Ulman
Board and community members enjoy Bill's Bash, photo by John Cornicello
Costume Shop Manager, Jocelyne Fowler, helps students build costumes for Camp Bill, photo by Steve Korn
Chad Kelderman and Brandon J. Simmons in Twelfth Night (Wooden O), photo by HMMM Productions
The cast of The Rivals, photo by John Ulman
Students perform A Midsummer Night's Dream for a showcase residency, photo by John Ulman
Auctioneer David Silverman leads the Bill's Bash auction, photo by John Ulman
$302.00
achieved
$1,000.00
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of your goal reached
Big thanks to:
- Catherine Smith April 2020 $100.00
- Matthew Dobler hope I can make it up north to see a show someday! April 2020 $20.00
- Miranda Blank April 2020 $50.00
- Jeri Buckley April 2020 $30.00
- Anonymous April 2020
- Catherine Smith April 2020 $100.00
- Miranda Blank April 2020 $50.00
- Jeri Buckley April 2020 $30.00
- Matthew Dobler hope I can make it up north to see a show someday! April 2020 $20.00