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The Onion Twins
The Onion Twins is a new modern dance opera based on a Swedish folktale that spins the strange and devilish tale of a medieval fertility experiment gone awry.
Two years in the making, this narrative work is a tightly-woven collaboration by Seattle artists. Original libretto by writer Rebecca Brown (2005 Stranger Genius Award Winner), music by composer Michael Katell, choreography and design by Alex Martin, and lighting design by Ben Zamora.
A dance ensemble of five women takes center stage, and singers, narration, a live chamber orchestra, and surprise guest performers activate the imagination for an opera experience stripped to its core.
Families are welcome - there's a special kids ticket price on Sundays! (We recommend the show for ages 7 and up, or younger kids if they are brave).
Dance ensemble - Gabriel Bruya, Monica Mata Gilliam, Alex Martin, Ricki Mason, Linnea Simmons
Voice - Megan Hook, Soprano and Craig Garretson, Baritone
Narrator - Vanessa DeWolf
Orchestra - Amanda Morzov, Horn; Laura Morzov, Oboe; Esther Shin, Cello; Tim Strait, violin
Plus special guest performers Kristina Dillard, Marisha Doan, Lenore Waldron, and Toni Kline as "the village brides"
Costumes and Props - Alex Martin
Lighting Design - Ben Zamora
Lighting Director - Robert Aguilar
An independent production by BetterBiscuitDance and Michael Katell.
This website sells tickets until 12:00 noon on show days. For same-day tickets after that time, tickets are available at the door. Our box office opens one hour before the show at Richard Hugo House.
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LocationRichard Hugo House
1634 11th Ave.
Seattle, WA
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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Q&A
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Is the show appropriate for children? |
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There are some dark themes but the show should be suitable for most children over 7 years old.
There is a special childrens price for the Sunday show. |
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