Seattle’s Intiman Theatre has announced its summer repertory season, running July 11-August 26.
William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, directed by Allison Narver, stars Quinn Franzen, Fawn Ledesma, Michael Place, Burton Curtis, Marya Sea Kaminski, Allen Fitzpatrick, Ryan Fields, Timothy McCuen Piggee, Shellie Shulkin, Shawn Law, Hannah Victoria Franklin, Carol Roscoe, Jonathon Pyburn, Jonathan Crimeni, Tsige Tafese, and Drew Highlands. The creative team features Jennifer Zeyl (scenic design), Matt Starritt (sound design), LB Morse (lighting design), Deb Trout (costume design), Robertson Witmer (composer), Geof Alm (fight choregraphy), and Wade Madsen (choreography).
Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, directed by Andrew Russell, will feature Marya Sea Kaminsky, Michael Place, Ryan Fields, Timothy McCuen Piggee, Shellie Shulkin, Hannah Victoria Franklin, and Fawn Ledesma, with choreography by Olivier Wevers, scenic design by Zeyl, sound design by Starritt, lighting design by Morse, and costume design by Andor.
Dan Savage’s Miracle, a “drag extravaganza” inspired by William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker, will feature Burton Curtis, Fawn Ledesma, Michael Place, Marya Sea Kaminski, Ryan Fields, Timothy McCuen Piggee, Shellie Shulkin, Hannah Victoria Franklin, Jonathon Pyburn, Jonathan Crimeni, Angela Rose Sink, Tsige Tafese, and Drew Highlands. Choreography will be by Waxie Moon, with scenic design by Zeyl, sound design by Starritt, lighting design by Morse, costume design by Andor, and drag coaching by Jerick Hoffer/Jinx Monsoon.
John Patrick Shanley’s Dirty Story, directed by Valerie Curtis-Newton, will run in the Intiman’s rehearsal space, and feature Shawn Law, Quinn Franzen, Allen Fitzpatrick, and Carol Roscoe, with scenic design by Zeyl, sound design by Starritt, lighting design by Morse, and costume design by Deb Trout.
