Key City Public Theatre | Port Townsend's Community Theatre   Key City Public Theatre | Port Townsend's Community Theatre

December 2010
Holiday Sampler
Three very different Christmas shows...  Something for everyone!

   For the whole family...                              For the adults...                             A powerful one-man show...

The Little Match Girl        The Eight: Reindeer Monologues        Seven Poor Travellers

 

 

First FederalProduction sponsor: First Federal

Venue: Key City Playhouse 

 

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General admission $18 (Fri & Sat evenings); $15 (all other shows).

Students $10 at all shows.

 

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The Little Match Girl
Based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen

 
Two Special Family Performances of
"The Little Match Girl"

Special treats for kids!

 

Meet, greet, and take photos

with the cast after the show!
 

Wed Dec 1 -- 7:00 p.m.

Sat Dec 11 -- 11:00 a.m.


Family Performances Ticket Prices:

    -- $10 for adults attending w/children.
    -- $10 for kids 13 and up.
    -- $7 for kids 12 and under.

    -- $3 for lap seating.

Advance tickets with credit card:

Call or visit our office (379-0195). Office hours are 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at 1128 Lawrence Street.

Advance tickets with cash or checks: After Nov 10, advance tickets are available for regular prices at Quimper Sound, 230 Taylor Street, Port Townsend.  (Special Family Performance Ticket Prices are available only through our office or -- if any remaining -- at the door.)
 

 

Directed by Angela Gilbert

Choreography by Maggie Wegener

 

Time: About one hour and fifteen minutes, without an intermission

Ages: Appropriate for all

 

Ten performances from Dec 1 to Dec 12.  Closed.  Thank you all!

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      Bring the whole family to this richly-layered
      tale of haunted hopes and magical dreams.

      A shooting star of holiday season blessings.

 

Read our press release with photos...

Interview with Angela Gilbert in Kitsap Sun...

 

"I was enthralled... can’t-take-your-eyes-off-it stuff, a seamless combination of narrative and non-linear storytelling, dance and motion, mime and superbly chosen music that will have you thinking about it — and smiling, and just maybe tearing up a little — for weeks afterward... very powerful and uplifting."

-- Michael Moore, Kitsap Sun    Full Review...
 

Read the original H. C. Andersen story...

 

  ---------------  Cast  ------------------

 

Match Girl   

Amelia Rose Brummel

Grandmother   

DD Wigley

Narrator   

Rebecca Stewart

Father   

Christopher Overman

Ballerina   

Rosa Linda Davies

 

Core Ensemble:

    Iain Coates
    Keira Matkins

    Dylan Hensel

    Liz Dennison

    Freeman Luoma

    Erin Lamb

    Jason Noltemeier

 

 

 

 

The Eight: Reindeer Monologues
by Jeff Goode

Time: About 90 minutes, without an intermission

Ages: Not for Children

 

Nine performances from Dec 8 to Dec 19.

Closed.  Thank you all!  See Full Calendar

 

Forget about Rudolph —

Vixen is making the tabloids!
When scandal erupts at the North Pole,

this wickedly tart alternative

to candy-cane cheer packs

a saucy Christmas punch.

 

This is a dark, irreverant comedy.  When each of Santa's eight reindeer have their say, watch the accusations and innuendoes fly!  Scandal at the North Pole?  You betcha!

 

Read our press release with photos...

 

  ---------------  Cast  ------------------

 

    Dasher - Jeremiah Morgan
    Cupid - Charlie Bethel (*)
    Hollywood - Chris Sands
    Blitzen - Maggie Wegener
    Comet - Jesse Wiegel
    Dancer - Denise Winter (*)
    Donner - Scott Nollette
    Vixen - Amy Sousa


  Directed by Denise Winter and Charlie Bethel
  Production Stage Manager - Anne Kearson (*)

(*) Performing by Special Appearance Agreement with Actors' Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.

 

 

Seven Poor Travellers
Adapted from Charles Dickens by Charlie Bethel

 
Our Annual Christmas Party and Benefit
featuring "Seven Poor Travellers"

Featuring hors d’oeuvres, beverages and desserts
at The Upstage Restaurant, 923 Washington Street.

Monday, December 13, beginning at 5:00 p.m.

Featuring a special performance of
“Seven Poor Travellers”
beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Followed by an Open Mic Sing-along
of Holiday Music beginning at 7:00 p.m.
 

Tickets are $75 (of which $50 is a tax deductible donation)

 

Dinner option: Add a holiday dinner served at around 7:00 p.m. for an additional $20, with choice of entry (Certified Angus Flatiron Pub Steak, Seafood Linguini, or Mediterranean Garden Plate.)
 

Want to make your office holiday party

a memorable one?  Join us for this fun theatrical event

and leave all the arrangements and details to us!

Contact groupsales@keycitypublictheatre.org

for more information and group rates.

Read our press release...
 

 

Directed and performed by Charlie Bethel

Production Stage Manager - Anne Kearson (*)
 

 

Time: About one hour

 

Ages: Appropriate for teens and above

 

Five performances only

at the Playhouse

from Dec 14 to Dec 22.

Now Playing.

 

And -- at the Dec 20 Rotary Christmas Potluck there will be a 15-minute "mini-performance" of "Seven Poor Travellers" with a give-away of two gift passes to the remaining full evening performances. (Potluck at 6:00 p.m., mini-performance around 7:00 p.m.)

 

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Read our press release...

 

  Charles Dickens' “Seven Poor Travellers” was written in 1854

   as one of the author's series of twelve short Christmas stories

   that began with “A Christmas Carol.”  “Travellers” is a war story

     that speaks eloquently of peace, our need for forgiveness,

     and our need to forgive.  Passionate as always, Dickens

   proposes an answer for war — a difficult, problematic answer

               that challenges us to be more courageous

             than the most reckless soldier could ever be.

 

 

See the battlefield, smell the wassail, taste the feast,
and feel the anguish in this riveting Christmas
 story of redemption, love and forgiveness.
This one-man show is truly Dickens unplugged.

 

 

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