The Voice Box Recommends - February 11 - 14

Lots of local art in action this week. Seattle company Backwards Ensemble is bringing in Brian Copeland for a 4-day run of his popular one-man show; experimental music group The Fisher Ensemble (of which I am a member) performs excerpts from Garrett's new opera; and musicians from all over town gather to raise money for victims of the Haiti earthquake.

*****
NOT A GENUINE BLACK MAN
Theatre Off Jackson
February 11 - 14, 8 pm
$20 - 50
Valentine's Day special - 2 tickets for $35

From Backwards Ensemble Theater Company:

The longest running solo play in San Francisco Theatrical History comes to Seattle for a very special limited engagement!

Brian Copeland's first solo show, NOT A GENUINE BLACK MAN, reveals a little-known chapter of Bay Area history. In 1971, San Leandro was named one of the most racist suburbs in America. Congressional hearings were held. The next year, the then eight-year-old Brian Copeland and his African-American family moved to San Leandro. In a monologue that's both funny and poignant, Brian explores how surroundings make us who we are.

*****
Fisher Ensemble Artwalk Benefit
Cafe Metropolitain
Thursday, February 11, 7:30 pm
Suggested donation of $5-15

From The Fisher Ensemble:

Come join the Fisher Ensemble in a celebration of new art & performance!

In February we'll be performing our new piece, At the Hawk's Well in Seattle, and then in Boston and New York in March. Bring a friend, stop by for a drink and help us get there! Suggested donation: $5-15.

More info about the show: http://www.fisherensemble.org/atthehawkswell.html

The benefit will be in conjunction with the Capitol Hill's Artwalk; we have invited Seattle artist Garima Naredi to introduce us to some of her new work which will be on display.

http://www.garimanaredi.com/

Performing:
The Fisher Ensemble (excerpts of our new piece)
The Endeavors (http://www.theendeavors.com/)
Kathryn Hightower & Steel Grace Dance
Vanessa deWolf
Ines Andrade and Marchette DuBois
Rosalyn DeRoos
Amy Schrader

We hope to see you there!

*****
Seattle Sings for Haiti
Brahms Requiem
Friday, Feb 13, 7:30 PM
St. Mark's Cathedral
$10 suggested donation

From Seattle Sings For Haiti:

SEATTLE SINGS FOR HAITI

Combined Choirs of Seattle, members of Orchestra Seatte and NW Mahler Orchestra to perform at St. Marks Cathedral in Haiti Benefit Event

On February 13, 2010, at 7:30 pm, the city of Seattle will sing for Haiti.

The Northwest Mahler Festival, in collaboration with Orchestra Seattle and the Seattle Musicians' Haiti Benefit Project, will host a benefit concert in which Seattle's own George Shangrow will conduct Johannes Brahms' Requiem (entitled "Ein Deutches Requiem," Opus 45) before a chorus of combined Seattle area choirs and members of Orchestra Seattle and the Northwest Mahler Festival Orchestra.

St. Mark's Cathedral, which can support an audience of over one thousand, will donate the use of their sanctuary for the event.

Representatives from the aid organization Friends of the Orphans will be in attendance to collect donations for their work in providing aid to orphaned children in Haiti. Friends of the Orphans has ongoing projects in Haiti, and suffered the loss of several staff members and volunteers who were working in Port au Prince during the Haiti earthquake.

Donations will be collected at the door and 100% of all proceeds will be donated to Friends of the Orphans.

If you are unable to attend the upcoming gala performance at St. Mark's Cathedral, but would still like to donate to Friends of the Orphans, please visit their 2010 Haiti Earthquake Relief donation page, found here. Please indicate that you heard about Friends of the Orphans through Seattle Sings for Haiti.

The Voice Box recommends

A selective listing of vocal performances 11/6 - 11/8:

Balagan Theatre presents The Full Monty

From MTI:

Seeing how much their wives enjoy watching male strippers during their "Girls' Night Out," unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, New York come up with a bold way to make some quick cash. In the process they find renewed self-esteem, the importance of friendship and the ability to have fun.

Based on the 1997 film of the same name.


The Full Monty
Balagan Theatre
Friday, November 6th - 8 pm
Saturday, November 7th - 8 pm
Sunday, November 8th - 2 pm
Tickets $12 - 20, available at brownpapertickets.com

*****
Tacoma Opera presents The Daughter of the Regiment

From Tacoma Opera:

Boys meets girl. Boy sings a bunch of high notes. Boy loses girl. Girl sings a bunch of high notes. Boy gets girl. Everyone lives happily ever after.

This comedy about a young woman raised by a French regiment is that simple, that sweet, and that utterly delightful.

The Daughter of the Regiment
Tacoma Opera
Friday, November 6th - 8 pm
Sunday, November 8th - 2 pm
Tickets $12.50 - 62.00, call 253-627-7789

*****
Tacoma Little Theatre presents Lend Me A Tenor
LAST WEEKEND

From TLT:

It’s 1934 Cleveland. Saunders, the general manager of the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is expecting Tito Morelli, the greatest tenor of his generation, to appear for one night only as Otello. Through a hilarious series of comic mishaps, two Otellos end up running around in costume with two women chasing them in lingerie. For ages 13 and older.

Lend Me A Tenor
Tacoma Little Theatre
Friday, November 6th - 7:30 pm
Saturday, November 7th - 2 pm (Actor Benefit), 7:30 pm
Sunday, November 8th - 2 pm
Tickets $16 - 24, call 253-272-2281

The Voice Box recommends

Neighborhood festivals combine two of my favorite things: food and music, both prepared and shared with a love for the community that inspired them. Here's what's cookin' this weekend (9/25 - 9/27):


St. Demetrios Greek Festival
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, 2100 Boyer Ave E
Friday, September 25th, 12 - 9 pm
Saturday, September 26th, 10:30 am - 9 pm
Sunday, September 27th, 12 - 7 pm

Souvlaki, spanikopita, gyros, moussaka...are you hungry yet? Admission is free but bring plenty of cash for all the food you'll want to eat. After you grab your first plate, have a seat and enjoy the traditional Greek music and dancing.

*****

Wallingford Wurst Festival
St. Benedict School, 48th and Wallingford
Friday, September 25th, 4 - 10 pm
Saturday, September 26th, 11 am - 10 pm

Mmm...bratwurst and sauerkraut. Or grilled salmon and fried sweet corn if you prefer (but why would you when there's bratwurst to be had?). Also, lots of great local music including Portage Bay Big Band and Klez Katz!

*****

Music Back on Jackson Street
Flo Ware Park, 28th and Jackson
Sunday, September 27th, 12 - 5 pm

What a perfect way to spend a Sunday: a free concert in the park with a special musical tribute to John Coltrane. Plus there will be barbecue and a dunk-a-cop booth - love it.

TVBR: Another op'nin, another show

Lots to choose from this weekend in the local musical theatre department...let's get started!

The Secret Garden
Driftwood Players
Wade James Theatre, Edmonds
September 11 - October 4

I may be slightly biased since I'm in this show, but it's lovely. Beautiful songs, two amazing children, a tragic love story with an uplifting finale...they're all here. We opened last weekend and the show runs through October 4th. Contact me or become a fan of the show on Facebook to get the friends and family discount code!

Read the review from The Enterprise here.

*****

The Producers
Seattle Musical Theatre
Building 47, Magnuson Park
September 18 - October 4

One of my favorite things about SMT is that they provide study guides for their shows. These guides move beyond mere entertainment and encourage audience members to think about the larger societal issues that are being examined through the lens of musical theatre. The trivia, history and suggested activities for further study are sure to enhance your enjoyment of this hilarious musical satire.

*****
Chasing Nicolette
Village Theatre
Francis J. Gaudette Theatre, Issaquah
September 17 - October 25


Village Theatre has done a great job preparing the audience for this new musical, providing a production preview guide (available as a Word document, visit the show page for access) that contains the plot synopsis and content. You can also find a few song samples on the show page.

*****

Spotlight Night: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and White Christmas
5th Avenue Theatre
1308 5th Avenue, Downtown Seattle
September 20th - 3:00 pm

Spotlight Night events, free to the public, are an informative look behind the scenes of musical theatre productions and a great way to get a taste of upcoming performances (oh, and did I mention they're FREE?). This Sunday's performance will showcase Joseph, which opens October 10th, and the holiday favorite White Christmas which opens November 28th.

The Voice Box recommends-Bumbershoot edition

This is the first time in 4 years that I won't be attending all 3 days of Bumbershoot, due to tech week rehearsals. Am I bitter? Only a little...but it will be totally worth it when opening weekend hits and I know what I'm doing.

Here's where I'll be Saturday and where I would be Sunday and Monday. If you can only go one day I think Sunday looks the best. Hey Marseilles, Cold War Kids, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, U.S.E. and The Helio Sequence? That's a perfect day right there.

More info at www.bumbershoot.org.

Saturday, September 5th
11:00 am - The Seattle/Moscow Poster Show (NW Rooms)
12:00 pm - F Is For Food (Literary Arts)
1:30 pm - The Goldberg Variations (Performing Arts),
The Not-Its (NW Court)
2:30 pm - Natalie Portman's Shaved Head (Broad Street)
3:30 pm - Best of SIFF Award Winners (1 Reel Film Festival)
4:30 pm - Flatstock (Fisher Pavilion)
6:30 pm - The Whore Moans (Sky Church)
7:45 pm - The Old 97s (Mainstage), UH HUH HER (Broad Street)
9:30 pm - Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground (Sky Church),
The Long Winters (Broad Street)

Sunday, September 6th
11:00 am - Snack Bar (NW Rooms)
12:45 pm - Hey Marseilles (Broad Street)
1:00 pm - Cold War Kids (Mainstage),
Central Services Board of Education (NW Court)
1:30 pm - The Dusty 45s (Mural Amphitheatre)
2:45 pm - Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Mainstage),
Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band (Broad Street)
4:15 pm - U.S.E. (Broad Street)
5:00 pm - Sera Cahoone (Mural Amphitheatre)
5:45 pm - Common Market (Fisher Green)
7:00 pm - Aussie vs. Kiwi (1 Reel Film Festival)
7:15 pm - Michael Franti and Spearhead (Mainstage)
9:30 pm - The Helio Sequence (Broad Street)

Monday, September 7th
11:00 am - Kerfuffle (NW Rooms)
12:15 pm - Dept. of Energy (Sky Church)
12:45 pm - Visqueen (Broad Street)
1:30 pm - Recess Monkey (NW Court),
The Minus 5 (Mural Amphitheatre)
1:45 pm - Point Juncture, WA (Sky Church)
2:30 pm - Say Hi (Broad Street)
4:00 pm - The New Mastersounds (Fisher Green)
5:00 pm - Champagne Champagne (Sky Church)
5:30 pm - Made In Seattle (1 Reel Film Festival)
6:45 pm - The Cave Singers (Mural Amphitheatre)
7:30 pm - Vieux Farka Touré (Fisher Green)
7:45 pm - Franz Ferdinand (Mainstage)
9:30 pm - Metric (Broad Street)

The Voice Box recommends

A selective listing of performances for the weekend of August 28-30:

Das Barbecü

From the ACT website:

Seattle Opera originally commissioned this comic adaptation of Wagner's Ring Cycle in 1991. This year, The Ring returns – and so, lest we take it too seriously, does Das Barbecü. It's a lightning-paced musical that grafts Teutonic myth onto Texas twang. Big hair, big hats, and wonderful music – including an infectious ode to guacamole and a tender ditty entitled "Hog Tie Your Man" – make this show a blast for opera buffs and anybody who just loves a good time.

"The delicious fun of Das Barbecü is the deadpan way it superimposes the weirdest ancient Germanic lore onto a batch of down-home, straight-shootin' folk." —The Seattle Times

Friday, August 28th - 8:00 pm
Saturday, August 28th - 8:00 pm
Sunday, August 30th - 2:00 pm
The Falls Theatre at ACT

*****

The Wedding Sangers

From the ACT website:

Join country-tonk favorites Purty Mouth for The Weddin' Sangers, a Das Barbecü companion show that celebrates in song the dysfunction and redemption lurking at the heart of the modern American wedding.

Every Friday and Saturday, directly after Das Barbecü, The Weddin' Sangers will give you an hour of music and laughs from Purty Mouth and special guests.

Each weekend will feature a new theme, inspired by the shenanigans in Das Barbecü. Purty Mouth has been performing in Seattle for most of a decade; their unique take on country and pop music is dialed in from a universe where Brokeback Mountain sits comfortably alongside John Wayne.

Saturday, August 29th - 10:30 pm
The Bullitt Theatre at ACT

*****

The Ring not your thing? Head over to The Triple Door and check out the lovely pop/jazz harmonies of Les Nubians.

From their MySpace page:

Grammy Nominated international recording artists Les Nubians have intrigued audiences for almost a decade with their inventive and glamorous Afropean style. This distinctive sound embodies the timeless vibrations of Miriam Makeba, Ella Fitzgerald, Doudou N'diaye Rose, Fela Kuti, Edith Piaf, The Fugees, and Soul II Soul.

Recognized for their colorful auras, Les Nubians' vogue is a fusion of Funkin' Fashion and Modern Amazon. Adoring fans pay tribute to the French/Cameroonian sister duo for their continuous flow of jazzy nuances, hard hitting drum ‘n' bass lines, harmonious melodies, conscious proclamations and humanitarian endeavors.

Friday, August 28th - 7:30 pm, 10:30 pm
The Triple Door

The Voice Box recommends - Americana edition

A selective listing of performances for the weekend of July 10-12:

Moe and Aimee Bon Voyage Party
with The Starlings

Moe and Aimee played for our wedding reception cocktail hour as the amazing duo MoZo. Moe recently released her solo album, Blues Filter Through, and Aimee's band The Starlings are releasing their limited-edition EP tonight! I may be biased, but their music makes me really happy. Come out and support these two super cool gals (and of course their talented bandmates!).

Friday, July 10th - 9:00 pm
Conor Byrne Pub

*****

The Tallboys CD release party
with Slimpickins

From The Tallboys' website:

Based in Seattle, Washington, The Tallboys are a four piece old time string band well-versed in traditional fiddle tunes and mountain songs. They stay honest to their traditional inspirations, yet charge up their sound with a raw edge of gritty enthusiasm conjured from their years of street performing. The Tallboys consistently deliver exciting stage performances and hard-driving dance tunes.

We've listened to two members of The Tallboys nearly every Sunday for the past few years at the Ballard Farmers Market, and they're fantastic. Should be an excellent show.

Friday, July 10th - doors at 8:30 pm, show at 9:30 pm
Tractor Tavern

*****
No Depression Music Festival

From the No Depression website:

It's our great pleasure to announce the lineup for the first ever No Depression Festival, featuring Gillian Welch, Iron & Wine, Patterson Hood & the Screwtopians, Jesse Sykes & the Sweet Hereafter, Justin Townes Earle, Jessica Lea Mayfield, a Seattle roots-music all-star revue, and Zee Avi (see all scheduled set times).

8:45 - 9:45 Gillian Welch
7:25 - 8:25 Iron & Wine
6:05 - 7:05 Patterson Hood & The Screwtopians
5:00 - 5:45 Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
4:00 - 4:45 Justin Townes Earle
3:00 - 3:45 Jessica Lea Mayfield
2:00 - 2:45 No Depression All Star Revue (featuring Star Anna, Sera Cahoone, Ian Moore, Zoe Muth, Mark Pickerel, Kristen Ward & members of the Maldives and North Twin backed by Jeff Fielder, Ty Bailie, Eric Eagle and Rebecca Young)
1:00 - 1:45 Zee Avi

Saturday, July 11th
Marymoor Park

The Voice Box recommends

A selective listing of performances for the weekend of June 26-28:

mewithoutyou with
The Dear Hunter and
Kay Kay and his Weathered Underground

Go - you'll be glad you did.

Friday, June 26th - doors at 7 pm
all ages show
Neumos

*****
Timeout to Rock!
Seattle's First Annual Children's Music Festival
featuring:

Recess Monkey
Caspar Babypants (Chris Ballew of The Presidents)
The Not It's!
Board of Education

From the poster: "A day of kid friendly music with proceeds benefiting the Juvenile Diabetes Association." More info at the excellent Zooglobble blog.

Saturday June 27th - 11:00 am
The Vera Project

*****
Toy Box Trio

From Toy Box Trio's MySpace page:

The Toy-Box Trio was founded in early 2007 by classical composer Harlan Glotzer while studying at Cornish College of the Arts. During Harlan's studies, he experimented with bringing different ensembles together. The Toy-Box Trio was born out of a search for an unlikely–yet musically functional–ensemble that would cause listeners to experience through-composed music in an entirely different way. The pairing of concertina, toy piano, and violoncello is reminiscent of the classical piano trio–a staple in chamber repertoire–but able to extend into the 21st century by creating a sonic landscape evocative of dusty old music boxes and haunted carnivals. The Toy-Box Trio is committed to approaching time worn ideas and concepts from unexpected, untraditional, and rarely used angles, as well as providing a light and fanciful sonic atmosphere.

Saturday, June 27th - 8:00 pm
Trabant Coffee and Chai

*****
The Esoterics present
CONSTANTINESCU
Paul Constantinescu Centennial

From The Esoterics' website:

Virtually unknown to audiences in America, Paul Constantinescu (1909-1963) was one of Romania’s most cherished composers. A master of orchestral and vocal genres, Constantinescu was foremost among his generation of artists; as he infused the demands of Western counterpoint into the eccentricities of his native folk art, he breathed a new nationalism into Romanian classical music. Constantinescu’s fascinating blend of sacred, poetic, and folk influences shines through in each of his choral works.

For this concert, The Esoterics will be joined by Romanian conductor Gabriel Dumitrescu and pianist Kevin Johnson, to perform all of Constantinescu’s compositions for chamber choir – including his setting of the orthodox liturgy, ten folksong settings, and four madrigals.

Saturday, June 27th - 8:00 pm
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
4139 42nd Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98116

Sunday 28 Jun 3:00 pm
St Joseph's Catholic Church
732 18th Avenue E
Seattle, WA 98112

Upcoming Performances

Lots of opportunities to hear your fellow students (and teachers) perform this month:

Thoroughly Modern Millie

From the Ingraham High website:

Thoroughly Modern Millie is a Tony Award-winning musical with music by Jeanine Tesori, lyrics by Dick Scanlan, and a book by Richard Morris and Scanlan. Based on the 1967 film of the same name, Thoroughly Modern Millie tells the story of a small-town girl, Millie Dillmount, who comes to New York City to marry for money instead of love – a thoroughly modern aim in 1922, when women were just entering the workforce. Millie soon begins to take to delight in the flapper lifestyle, but problems arise when she checks into a hotel owned by the leader of a white slavery ring in China.

Featuring fellow student Celia Buckingham as Millie, not to mention impressive sets, lots of fun musical numbers and some excellent tap dancing.

Friday, June 5th - 7 pm
Saturday, June 6th - 7 pm
Sunday, June 7th - 2 pm

Ingraham High School
1819 135th Street
Seattle, WA 98133

*****
Duet Recital featuring Shawna Avinger and Kristen Ramer Liang

UPDATE: This recital has been postponed to Saturday, August 8th, same time and place.

Come see your two favorite voice teachers sing classic Mozart duets, Schumann lieder, and a slew of musical theater numbers. We'll be joined by the talented Jeremiah Oliver at the piano.

Saturday, June 13th - 7:30 pm
Music Center of the Northwest
901 N 96th Street
Seattle, WA 98103

*****
Northwest Chamber Chorus presents
The American Spirit:
Songs of Faith in the Americas

From the NWCC website:

Sacred music has arrived in America from many different directions and places, and has developed from influences just as diverse. This is not a program of music of Christianity, but a celebration of the diversity of spirituality in America in the 21st century. We’ll trace the musical paths that have led us to where we are today. South American music will include Kasar Mie la Gaji (Earth is Tired) on a sub-Saharan African text set by Venezuelan composer Alberto Grau, Salmo 150 by Brazil's Ernani Aguiar, and Hanacpachap, arranged by Oscar Escalada and believed to be the first piece of music published in the New World. North America will be well-represented as well, with Magic Songs by trail-blazing Canadian composer R. Murray Schafer, Shaker Songs arranged by Kevin Siegfried, and Deep River arranged by Swedish composer Anders Paulsson for choir and soprano saxophone and featuring saxophonist Michael Brockman.

Saturday, June 13th - 7:30 pm
Green Lake United Methodist Church
6415 1st Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98115

Sunday, June 14th - 3:00 pm
Plymouth Congregational Church
1218 6th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101

*****
Adult Student Recital

Two voice studios combine with Vicki Boeckman's recorder students for a fantastic all-adult student recital. Featuring a set of Britten duets, a quartet, beautiful art songs and a little Broadway and jazz for good measure.

Sunday, June 21st - 6:30 pm

Music Center of the Northwest
901 N 96th Street
Seattle, WA 98103

*****
The Esoterics present
CONSTANTINESCU
Paul Constantinescu Centennial

From The Esoterics' website:

Virtually unknown to audiences in America, Paul Constantinescu (1909-1963) was one of Romania’s most cherished composers. A master of orchestral and vocal genres, Constantinescu was foremost among his generation of artists; as he infused the demands of Western counterpoint into the eccentricities of his native folk art, he breathed a new nationalism into Romanian classical music. Constantinescu’s fascinating blend of sacred, poetic, and folk influences shines through in each of his choral works.

For this concert, The Esoterics will be joined by Romanian conductor Gabriel Dumitrescu and pianist Kevin Johnson, to perform all of Constantinescu’s compositions for chamber choir – including his setting of the orthodox liturgy, ten folksong settings, and four madrigals.

Saturday, June 20th - 7:00 pm
Trinity Lutheran Church
6215 196th Street SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036

Sunday, June 21st - 3:00 pm
Christ Episcopal Church
310 N K Street
Tacoma, WA 98403

Saturday, June 27th - 8:00 pm
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
4139 42nd Avenue SW
Seattle, WA 98116

Sunday 28 Jun 3:00 pm
St Joseph's Catholic Church
732 18th Avenue E
Seattle, WA 98112

The Voice Box recommends

A selective listing of performances for the weekend of 4/17 - 4/19:

Seattle Children's Theater presents Goodnight, Moon

From the SCT website:

“Enchanting…Feat of inspired genius.” – Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Little Bunny’s imagination is a wondrous place when he must say his goodnights. A place where toys come to life and pictures are filled with real, talking, breathing people. After all the pandemonium of getting ready for bed, Little Bunny finally closes his eyes and drifts off to sleep.

Eve Alvord Theatre
Friday, April 17 - 7:00 pm
(runs through June 7)

*****

ArtsWest presents Gutenberg! The Musical!

From the ArtsWest Playhouse website:

“Uproarious and hysterically funny!” - Associated Press

GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! is a loving spoof in which two aspiring playwrights perform a backers’ audition for their new project: A big, splashy musical about printing press inventor Johann Gutenberg (not Steve Guttenberg from the cinema classic Short Circuit).

"I don't recall the last time I left a theater with a face that ached from laughing way too much." - Paul Constant, The Stranger

With an unending supply of enthusiasm, Bud and Doug sing all the songs and play all the parts in their crass historical epic, with the hope that one of the producers in attendance will give them a Broadway contract – fulfilling their sky-high, if simple-minded, dreams.

ArtsWest Playhouse
Friday, April 17th - 7:30 pm
Saturday, April 18th - 7:30 pm
Sunday, April 19th - 3:00 pm

*****

Northwest Puppet Center presents Don Quixote
Baroque Marionette Opera

From the NWPC website:

Each year, Northwest Puppet Center presents an elaborate baroque marionette opera. Hand-carved figures take the stage with chamber orchestra and singers on either side of the proscenium.

The Carter Family Marionettes are joined by an ensemble of outstanding musicians and singers for this unique production of Don Quixote.

George Philipp Telemann's Don Quixote Suite is a well known instrumental delight. Rarely seen, however, is his one act operetta, in which the chivalrous Don and the earthy Sancho Panza attend and disrupt a shepherd's wedding. These two works are combined by Carter Family Marionettes and Maestra di Musica, Margriet Tindemanns. Sancho Panza's aria to his donkey and the attack on the windmills are among the treats to be dished up by hand-carved marionettes and our beloved musical collaborators. This is our 10th live opera, with nearly a decade of these unique and challenging presentations at the Northwest Puppet Center. Please join us for a night at the opera with this quixotic delectation!

Northwest Puppet Center
Friday, April 17th - 8:00 pm
Saturday, April 18th - 2:00 pm, 8:00 pm
Sunday, April 19th - 2:00 pm