Mae West Fest IX

Watch out boys — Mae West is back in town! Mae West Fest, Seattle’s premiere festival dedicated to promoting the works of female theatre artists is back again in 2006. This year’s festival features over 25 plays written by women from across thecountry — some from as far as New York and some from Seattle!

The plays featured in this year’s festival include: “As I Live and Breathe” by Freddie Brinster “My Naked Journey” by Shawn Marie Bryan, “Animal Control” by Barbara Genovese, “I Like It When You Touch Them” by Susan Gidding-Green, “What the Birds Carry” by Elizabeth Gjelten,”Leni” by Sarah Greenman, “Chipped Mug” by Leslie Hayertz, “The Perfect Relationship” by Jill Elaine Hughes, “A Girl Can Dream” by Olga Humphrey, “Moliere’s Women”by Nancy Jones, “Portia of the West” by Lauren Jost, “The Last Frontier” by Robin Rice Lichtig, “Commit Me to Memory” by Karen Macklin, “The Chicken and the Egg” by Shelly Mazzanoble, “Three Simple Words” by Cristy Merrell, “What Doesn’t Die” by Louise Penberthy, “The Time the Flower Withered” by Nu Quang, “Baggage” by Michael Ramirez, “Blackened Windows” by Yasmine Rana, “Jeopardy Gaping” by Roxanne Ray, “Next” by Jewel Seehaus-Fisher, “Monologue for Lady Macbeth” by Aoise Stratford, “Warren’s Warning” by Molly Best Tinsley, “The 38th of February” by Miriam Tobin, “The Art of Courtly Love” by Alina Trowbridge, “The Hen Gets a Flag” and “Smarty Spice & the Serial Killer” by Lisa Voss, and “Haunted” by Stefanie Zadravec.