#seattle theatre

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Alice In Chains - Bleed The Freak (Live at Moore Theatre) (1990)

[fitsofgloom]

At Last, Count!: Joe Towey as The Count, host of Seattle's "Nightmare Theatre," with a young viewer, circa the mid-'70s.

[faithinlouisfuture]

you can take the kid out of the theatre but you can’t take the theatre out of the kid 🎭 (x)

[westonspharmacyphotodept]

You wasted it

(original game photography from The Last of Us Part II by @westonspharmacyphotodept -- all manual post-production using no presets, stock, templates or AI).

[itstimetodrew]

Alright who is this man you keep reblogging

He is haunting my dash

Niles Time 😏

[8iunie]

maneskinofficial: This is just the beginning of our #LoudKidsTour in North America and it’s already been blessed by the wildest energy 💖 THANK YOU SEATTLE 💖 We’ll keep you with us ✨ Aaand see you next in San Francisco folks! 💋 - 01.11.2022

[twoseparatecoursesmeet]

The Paramount Theatre, Seattle, 2024

An image from my Yashica 635

[gotankgo]

Neptune Theatre, Seattle

[fatherfigurefusion]

Am I the only one who likes the different key of “Space Age Bachelor Man” in the Trinity Theatre or Seattle productions? Something about the more melancholy key just scratches an itch in my brain for some reason.

[loganlostitall]

I’m slowly going through my Black Veil Brides content from Seattle on 10/16. I recorded the entire concert, and I slide through the video bar frame by frame and screenshot clear moments to post my “pictures.”

Unfortunately within 24 hours of the concert being over, two people I have known for my entire life both passed away, one after the other. To say my survivors guilt is beating my ass would be the understatement of the century. But I’m trying my best to hold on to the excitement, it’s just… taking more time than I wanted.

Anyways, these pics I got have been killing me. There’ll definitely be a lot more coming… eventually. Pls forgive.

Eat these the fuck up because I know I am. Please credit me if you share these on another platform!!!!!

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

I'm the man in the box Buried in my shit Won't you come and save me, save me

Feed my eyes, can you sew them shut? Jesus Christ, deny your maker He who tries, will be wasted Feed my eyes now you've sewn them shut

Alice In Chains - Man In The Box (Live at Moore Theatre) (1990)

[lovelybutdazed]

[missing-old-seattle]

February 6, 2021 

The Seven Gables Theatre began life as an American Legion dance hall in 1925, designed by Swedish-born architect Eric Carl Rising (1892-1987). In 1968, Randy Finley bought the Movie House (currently the Grand Illusion Cinema), which he and his partners converted from a dentist’s office and opened in 1970. This led to him eventually buying 15 more theaters, including the Seven Gables Theatre in 1974, which opened on December 10, 1976. These theaters (minus the Movie House) eventually became part of the Seven Gables Corp.

Landmark Theaters acquired the chain in 1989. Sadly, out of all the theaters that existed when I moved to Seattle, only the Crest still operates as a Landmark theater (at least until COVID closed all the theaters in our state).

The first to go was the Neptune, bought out by STG in 2011. Then the Metro, initially turned into Sundance Cinemas in 2012 and then acquired by AMC (who kept the interior and the 21+ rules the same but changed the menus). Next to go was the Egyptian Theatre in 2013, which SIFF reopened in time for the 40th Seattle International Film Festival in 2014 and ran as its second year-round cinema (third if you count the Film Center, though that theater is more of a weekend venue). The Varsity’s future was up-in-the-air for years, until Far Away Entertainment purchased it in 2015 (they also run the Admiral in West Seattle). Then we lost the Harvard Exit in 2015 (see my post about it here), currently a Mexican Embassy. Last to go were the Guild 45th and the Seven Gables.

[trout-scout]

Hey Seattle area folks! I'm in this upcoming show! It's a post-apocalyptic retelling of Pandora's Box, full of grief, hope, and devastating loss. Also it's pretty funny in places & contains maybe-gods maybe-technological hallucinations. And mutant rat/cockroaches. Tickets are here: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6198263

[sputnikcentury]

HELLO SEATTLE I AM IN YOU

I have a queer little play being produced at the Theatre off Jackson space by the Shattered Glass Project June 1st-June 18th 2023, just in time for Pride!

Summary as follows, see the site for detailed trigger info:

When Nils's ex-girlfriend dies suddenly, he is dragged back into a toxic online roleplay scene he swore he'd never return to. He'd been doing okay sticking to his seven-year plan for getting over their breakup - but now, everyone either blames him or expects him to have answers, and he's getting nasty anonymous messages that might be coming from beyond the grave. A nuanced examination of identity, trauma, assault, grief, and mental health through an online world.

This play is very dear to my heart and Shattered Glass has been INCREDIBLE to work with. If you are in town, please consider stopping by (full ticketing info through the link)

[8iunie]

vicdeangelis: 💫 - 01.11.2022