The Tempest

The Seattle University Theatre Program presents: The Tempest By William Shakespeare Directed by Ki Gottberg The Seattle University Theatre Program celebrates with our 20th Anniversary production in the Lee Center for the Arts: The Tempest, Shakespeare’s last play. With special Guest Artists and local luminary actors Reginald Jackson as Prospero, Allison Renee as Caliban; returning Emerita faculty Ki Gottberg & Carol Wolfe Clay (see bios below); faculty designers; and a full group of cast, crew, and assistant designers made up of students, freshman through seniors, from many different majors/minors, including Theatre, Theatre Production, Film, Business, Psychology, Biology, History, and Arts Leadership. The Tempest will be the penultimate theatre production in the Lee Center for the Arts. The Tempest is a tale of usurpation, vengeance, and ultimately love, reconciliation, and forgiveness; this tale of magic and power remains appropriate for our times and circumstances. Come indulge your heart and soul in this fairytale of love and woe! Previews February 18 & 19 Performances February 20-21 & February 25-March 1 Tickets: General Public $12, Faculty/Staff $10, Student $6 TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE: https://seattleutheatre.ludus.com/index.php The Lee Center for the Arts is located at 905 12th Ave., Seattle 98122 (at the corner of 12th Ave and E. Marion St.). Street parking is available on 12th Ave. and there is also a paid University parking lot accessible from Marion St., just north of the Lee Center.

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