A Hilarious, Smart, Literary Farce!

An uproarious tale celebrating the resilience of women, the wonder of creativity, the joy of sexuality, and the healing power of laughter.  

DIRECTED by Julie Beckman

April 29 ~ May 22, 2022 

Thursday – Saturday 7:30pm

Sundays 2:00pm

 

Performed at: 

Seattle Public Theater: 7312 West Green Lake Drive N, Seattle

 

OR, focuses on the life of Aphra Behn, who was a poet, spy, lover, and the first professional female playwright.

The year is 1666, and Aphra has a shot at a production at one of only two London companies, if she can only finish her play by morning despite interruptions from sudden new love, actress Nell Gwynne; complicated royal love, King Charles II; and very dodgy ex-love, double-agent William Scott—who may be in on a plot to murder the king in the morning. Can Aphra save Charles’ life, win William a pardon, explore Nell’s charms, and launch her career, all in one night?

Mixing historical characters, contemporary language, restoration flourishes, and theatrical mayhem, Adams tells an uproarious tale that celebrates the resilience of women, the wonder of creativity, the joy of sexuality, and the healing power of laughter.

FEATURING…

Hazel Rose Gibson, Alanah Pascual, and Corey McDaniel

View the Digital Program HERE.

Tiered Ticket Prices ~ All Fees Included

RUN TIME:  90 Minutes

Recommended for ages 13+

For the safety of our all patrons and artists, covid restrictions remain in effect for our performances.

All attendees must show I.D. & proof of vaccination and masks will be required at all times while inside the facility.  

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