Open Circle Theater
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Open Circle Theater is a multi-disciplinary performance company in Seattle, Washington. It is committed to the development of new works and adaptations that speak to the human condition through fantasy and mythic storytelling. Founded in the early 90’s, the theater’s black box space exists in a warehouse in the Lake Union/Cascade neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Throughout their seasons, Open Circle's resident company unites with local directors, musicians, visual artists and performers, to bring fresh insight and invention to their creations of highly physical, ensemble-style theater. One of their popular events is to adapt and produce a H.P. Lovecraft play every season based on his short stories which connects to their continual experiments with new and adapted work.
[edit] External links
- Open Circle Theater Official site.
[edit] References
- All Predictable, Some Fun H. P. Lovecraft, Crushed-Velvet Corniness, and "Naughty" Improv Review of H. P. Lovecraft The Colour Out of Space at Open Circle Theater
- Annual Lovecraft tradition continues at The Open Circle Theater
- Seattle Weekly, January 25, 2006 "Happy 100th, Open Circle. A fringe theater celebrates a milestone."
- Seattle Press, May 20, 1999 - Open Circle's "Poona" is Great, but Better Leave the Kids Home Review of Poona the Fuckdog and Other Plays for Children at Open Circle Theater
- Seattle Weekly, December 2, 1998 "The ruling crass" By John Longenbaugh Review of The Naked King at Open Circle Theater
