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SOAP Fest is a City Arts Recommended Event! | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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SOAP Fest is a City Arts Recommended Event! June 2, 2015. Why Do We Keep Broken Things. June 3 - June 7, 2015. 8:00pm Wed-Sat, 2:00pm Sun $20. 203 North 36th Street Seattle, WA 98103. SOAP Fest is a Sandbox Artists Collective. Member Project, initiated by Amy Love and presented under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association. Members' Project Code. As a Member Project under the AEA MPC, no funds from The Sandbox Artists Collective are used to support SOAP Fest. The Sandbox Artists Collective.

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Hot off the press! | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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Hot off the press! April 30, 2015. In the coming weeks, posters will be popping up all over town. We couldn’t be more happy about this design by Devon Allen. Why Do We Keep Broken Things. June 3 - June 7, 2015. 8:00pm Wed-Sat, 2:00pm Sun $20. 203 North 36th Street Seattle, WA 98103. SOAP Fest is a Sandbox Artists Collective. Member Project, initiated by Amy Love and presented under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association. 100% of proceeds cover production costs and pay the participating artists.

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Table work | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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May 5, 2015. Playwright Carl Sander and director Tim Hyland recently met with their cast for a first read through of the script. Carl brought donuts. Needless to say, they’re off to a great start. Why Do We Keep Broken Things. June 3 - June 7, 2015. 8:00pm Wed-Sat, 2:00pm Sun $20. 203 North 36th Street Seattle, WA 98103. SOAP Fest is a Sandbox Artists Collective. Member Project, initiated by Amy Love and presented under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association. The Sandbox Artists Collective.

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June | 2014 | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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Archive for June 2014. June 7, 2014. G Valmont Thomas* in Yussef El Guindi’s “The Tyrant,” photo by John Ulman. 8220;The play itself is brilliant, dark, challenging and thoroughly believable. G. Valmont Thomas. To read Jerry Kraft’s review of SOAP Fest and all of the plays, click here. Member of Actors’ Equity Association. A sold out house for opening night! June 4, 2014. Member of Actors’ Equity Association. Get set for takeoff! June 2, 2014. Member of Actors’ Equity Association. June 2, 2014. Member Pr...

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The meaning of “the promise kept” | idiom+ (idiom-plus on the web)

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Idiom (idiom-plus on the web). The meaning of “the promise kept”. For the last couple of years we have been working on a new business venture with Prescott Frost, the great grandson of poet Robert Frost. Shown above is a short introductory film that I created with my close friend and longtime collaborator, filmmaker and story teller par ecellence, Tony Grob, http:/ www.giganticplanet.com. Filed under: idiom case studies. No Responses Yet to “The meaning of “the promise kept””. Feed for this Entry.

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Just Wrought: Towards a World Class Theatre

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Recovering playwright, once won a STRANGER Genius Award for theater. Now writing about drinking and jobs I've worked, when not drinking or working. Towards a World Class Theatre. Better Dead, But Rich'll Do. I dont even have a dog in the fight that Brendan Kileys pulled me into here, but I think I might have to rent one. Me on Face Book yesterday. Before I retired from theatre nearly two years ago I liked to write essays about the art form’s problems ( On Institutional Arrogance. It’s a fundamental and p...

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January | 2015 | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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Archive for January 2015. Announcing our 2015 lineup! January 26, 2015. The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival is proud to announce the new plays for 2015:. Out in the New Mexico desert, not far from the casinos and the spaceport, Sheridan is camped out, hiding in a gutted trailer. Everyone knows he’s there, but no one knows why. Except maybe a card player named Soledad. Why Do We Keep Broken Things. Stay tuned throughout the coming months for further details! Why Do We Keep Broken Things. 100% of proceeds co...

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March | 2015 | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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Archive for March 2015. March 26, 2015. Was back on the SOAP Fest scene, tracking our playwrights as they made their way through Fremont on a Sunday morning. Of course Carl, Phillip, and Vince were up for anything. Did somebody say directors? March 12, 2015. SOAP Fest 2013’s Julie Beckman. Returns fresh off the heels from directing her adaptation of. At Theatre Off Jackson. We are thrilled to have her join us once again to direct. And SOAP Fest 2013 actor Tim Hyland. Whose directing credits include.

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Making the rounds at KOMO with playwright Vincent Delaney | The Sandbox One-Act Play Festival

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Making the rounds at KOMO with playwright Vincent Delaney. June 3, 2015. Vince stopped by KOMO TV to talk with host Molly Shen on the 4pm show, and then over to News Radio to visit with Jane Shannon and Tom Glasgow. And we got the inside scoop on what prompted him to write. To listen to the radio interview, please click here. Why Do We Keep Broken Things. June 3 - June 7, 2015. 8:00pm Wed-Sat, 2:00pm Sun $20. 203 North 36th Street Seattle, WA 98103. SOAP Fest is a Sandbox Artists Collective.