"What the Butler Saw" now thru 7/19
What the
Butler Saw
by Joe Orton
A simply outrageous
British sex farce!
(Don’t say we
didn’t warn you)
Kathie Meyer, Port Townsend Leader:
"...just what the doctor ordered
for this theater season: a good reason to laugh out loud...
You'd be crazy to miss 'What the Butler Saw'..."
Steve Treacy, Seattle Performs: "   "
"Good casting, complex staging, and
fast
pacing. Plenty of philandering with no philosophical pondering
allowed..."
Michael Moore, Kitsap Sun:
"Slapstick, but not slapdash... No
shortage of funny lines and clever dialogue..."
Press release and photos...
Kitsap Sun interview with director...
Individual tickets on sale at Quimper Sound.
If you are a subscriber,
you can order individual show
tickets here on-line.
Visit
the
show page and calendar...
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Ann Evans returns to KCPT to offer Musical Theatre Vocal Workshops
Seattle-based
performer and vocal instructor Ann Evans returns to
Port Townsend to offer several musical theatre
voice workshops through Key City Public Theatre
Friday to Sunday, July 24 to 26.
Pre-registration is
required as space is limited.
Read more...
Register
here on-line or by calling 360-379-0195.
“Ann Evan’s is the
only vocal workshop
that made me a significantly
better singer
than I was when when I arrived”
--- Denise Fleener,
actress, singer
and director of “Scrooge: The Musical”
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2009 Summer Theater Camps in July
Acting! Acting!
Acting! Seriously Fun!
Key City Kids Summer
Theater Camps for youth ages 8
to 18. A dramatic experience for young actors
who just can't get enough!
Session 1 (for ages 8-12)
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July 20 - 24, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Instructors: Christina Carpentier, Rowen Matkins
Session 2 (for ages 12-18)
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July 27 - 31, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Instructors: Marc Weinblatt, Rowen Matkins
Read more...
Register here on-line...
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Introduction to Alexander Technique
with Andy Zavada
KCPT
is bringing Seattle actor and teacher Andy Zavada to Port Townsend for a workshop
on Alexander Technique in partnership with the Madrona MindBody Institute.
“Alexander Technique is a way of achieving
greater ease in the use of our bodies. It is
for actors, dancers, athletes, people in pain,
people dealing with tension while performing, and
anyone who wants to improve their relationship with
their bodies.”
--- Andy Zavada
Saturday, July 25. 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Held at Madrona Mindbody Institute, Fort Worden State Park.
Read
more...
You can register for this
workshop
on the
Madrona MindBody website.
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"Quasimodo" benefit for KCPT July 26
"Quasimodo and the Bellringers” featuring Sandy Diamond in:
"Dostoyevsky's Cat"
A benefit for Key City Public Theatre

Sandy Diamond (a.k.a. Quasimodo) is the poet, The
Bellringers are the jazz/blues band. Appearing with Scott
Nollette and Heather Poulsen who will embody the dialogue of the
poems.
Startling, poignant, sexy, hilarious...
You're invited to an evening of music, theatre & verse.
Sunday, July 26 at 7:00 p.m.
Key City Playhouse, 419 Washington St.
Tickets will be $15.
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Coming July 28 - August 2
Key City Public Theatre hosts
Pistol Cat Productions
presentation of:

The K of D an urban legend
A new 16-character solo play in a limited pre-New York run,
starring Port Townsend native Renata Friedman at Key City
Playhouse, 419 Washington St.
Six shows only: Tues. July 28 to Sat. Aug. 1 at 7:00 p.m.,
plus a matinee on Sun. Aug. 2 at 2:30 p.m.
Three more
performances just added
due to
ticket demand:
Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 6 at 1:00 p.m.
Tickets are now on sale at The Rose Theatre
box office (or a half-hour before each showtime at Key City Playhouse).
General admission $15; Seniors/students $10. The Wed. July 29
performance is pay-what-you-will.
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Women playwrights fundraiser a successKCPT event supports
Jefferson County Domestic Violence Programs
On
March 14th, Key City Public Theatre celebrated Women’s History
Month by presenting "Here, There & Everywhere" — a program of
monologues and short plays by women playwrights around the
world. Through the efforts of many volunteers and a generous
grant from the International Center for Women Playwrights, the
event was a success. KCPT wants to thank everyone who gave so
generously and helped raise $818.00 for the Domestic
Violence/Sexual Assault (DVSA) Program of Jefferson County.
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