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Double (XX) Fest 2.0
The DownStage Theatre
Seattle, WA
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Double (XX) Fest 2.0
Stone Soup Theatre Proudly Presents
The Double (XX) Fest 2.0

Stone Soup celebrates the XX chromosome with a resounding bang for the second year in a row with work written and directed exclusively by women from the Seattle area and beyond! Performances will mainly take place at Stone Soup's DownStage theatre on Stone Way, with a few pre-festival readings in some well-known Fremont and Wallingford neighborhood establishments.

The first weekend will kick off the festival with a bang as we open with a Night of Solo Performance On Saturday (Apr 21) followed by our popular, late-night 24-Hour All-Female Play Festival within a Festival!

The following two weekends will showcase fully-staged, one-act plays selected from a long and arduous submission and reading process. Themes range from suicide and post-traumatic stress to cats and their unique world view:

Week Two (Apr 26-29)
The Bridge by Kate McCamy, directed by Glynis Mitchell
Routine Procedure by Catherine Noah, directed by Norene Sterling
Blatant Honesty written and directed by Catherine Smith
The Cleaners by Lindsay Joy Murphy, directed by Lenore Bensinger
Champagne by Britain Valenti, directed by Rebecca Parker-O'Neil
The Best Things in Life Are Money by Megan Cohen, directed by Kaitie Huffman
Seen.On.Unseen.The.Lost by Evelyn Jean Pine, directed by Katie Haster
Streakers by Deborah Yarchun, directed by Courtney Meaker


Week Three (May 3-6)
A Gun on the Table by Margy Ragsdale, directed by Zanne Gerard
Residue by Susan Sher, directed by Karen Gath-McClain
Waiting for the Southwest Chief by Nikala Merrigan, directed by Tina Polzin
It's Not Really Suicide, Is It? by Persephone Vandegrift, directed by Julianne Christie
Black Coffee by Deanna Alisa Ableser, directed by Catherine Smith
Close Enough by Kellie Powell, directed by Jessica Stepka
Saving DeShawn by Emily Kaye Lazzaro, directed by Kaytlin McIntyre
Smell of Snow by Machelle Allman, directed by Rachel Delmar
Just a Bus Driver by Susan Midaugh, directed by Katie Haster

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The DownStage Theatre (View)
4029 Stone Way North
Seattle, WA 98103
United States
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Categories

Arts > Burlesque & Cabaret
Arts > Circus
Arts > Literary
Arts > Performance
Arts > Theatre

Minimum Age: 15
Kid Friendly: No
Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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