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Seattle Shakespeare Company's productions are part of Shakespeare in American Communities: Shakespeare for a New Generation, sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts in cooperation with Arts Midwest.

2008-2009
Student/Senior Matinees


Specially Priced Weekday Performance of Our Acclaimed Main Stage Productions

Live theater is an exceptional way to make literature and the arts immediate for your students, and classical plays bring the past to life before their eyes. Our producitons can satisfy Washington State EALRs in Reading, Writing, Communications, Social Studies, and Arts.

All student performances take place at the Seattle Center's Center House Theatre and begin at 10:30 AM.

Cost: $10.00 per seat

For Class reservations, call 206-733-8228 ext. 212 or email us

 

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2008-2009 Student/Senior Matinees - BOOK NOW!

Call 206-733-8228 ext 212

(parenthesis indicates tentative performance)


Oct-Nov 2008
Tue Wed Thur
  29  
4 5  
  12 13

Henry IV

THEMES: Coming of Age, Loyalty and Friendship, Leadership.


Oct-Nov 2008
Mon   Fri
     
3   7
10   14

Romeo and Juliet

THEMES: Love, Children, Parents.


January 2009
Tue Wed Thur
13 14 15
20 21 22
27 28 29

The Servant

of Two Masters

THEMES: Status, Mistaken Identity, Double Standards.


January 2009
Mon   Fri
    16
    23
16   30

The Turn of the Screw

THEMES: Nature of Reality, Sanity, Tension.


Mar-Apr 2009
Tue Wed Thur
17 18 (19)
24 25 (26)
31 1 2

The Merchant of Venice

THEMES: Religious Persecution, Mercy, Forgiveness, Loyalty.


June 2009
Tue Wed Thur
     
9 10 (11)
     

The Tempest

THEMES: Forgiveness, Repentance, Aging, Magic and Nature.


 

What the kids are saying

"All of you made the play seem so real. I felt like I was watching it actually happen, as though I was living it. I knew what was going on, and I came to understand the characters." - A seventh grader, Sylvester Middle School

 

"I hope to see the play again when I
grow up!" - A fifth grader, Kimball Elementary