My Personal Mini-Bash

Because we can keep Seattle Shakespeare safe for the future!

I've always loved Shakespeare. I had no choice. My parents had a complete collections which they'd read and quoted. Often. My father's favorite quote might have been "To have a thankless child!". But I'm sure that was about my sister. :-)

Now, the arts are in trouble. As are many other of the things we love. And I know I ask for support for my favorite causes, but I'm asking again if you're able.

The Seattle Shakespeare Company not only produces world class productions, but it also combines two of my favorite loves ... Shakespeare and education. I was fortunate to watch a production they gave to a 9th grade class at a title one school. Seeing the kids respond to Bill's words as the mother nagged Juliet and the raw passion of first teenage love...priceless!

If you can, please consider supporting the Seattle Shakespeare Company.

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!

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Big thanks to:

  • Bob Riley Donating because I was sold by one of your dedicated supporters, Catherine Smith! May 2020 $100.00
  • Catherine Smith May 2020 $100.00
  • Bob Riley Donating because I was sold by one of your dedicated supporters, Catherine Smith! May 2020 $100.00
  • Catherine Smith May 2020 $100.00

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