Just Bought My Tix for HOODIES UP!

Took me two minutes tops over at Brown Paper Tickets.  You better do the same soon or you could be wearing your hoodie out in the cold.

Here’s the all the latest updated information from producer Tyrone Brown.

HOODIES UP!

An Awareness and Fundraising Event
for the Trayvon Martin Foundation

 

Seattle, WA – May 11, 2012. Brownbox Theatre presents HOODIES UP! Featuring original short plays written by seven Seattle-based playwrights. The production will be presented for one performance at 7:30pm on Friday, May 18, 2012 at the Rainier Valley Cultural Center in historic Columbia City.

The playwrights charge for HOODIES UP!? Write a short play “inspired” by the Trayvon Martin tragedy, no more than 10 minutes in length, utilizing any writing style, and include at least one “hooded” character:

“We Have So Much To Learn” by Kathya Alexander
“Bottom Line” by Jose' Amador
“Is This The Day, Walking While Black?” by Najee Sui-Chang
“Trees In The Window” by Lois Mackey
“White Boy Can Take A Punch” by Paul Mullin
“An/Other” by Nick Stokes
“End Of The Rainbow” by Sharon N. Williams

The HOODIES UP! plays feature direction by Jose’ Amador, Maggie Holmes, Pearl Klein, Danny Long, and Andy Jensen. The production will feature the talents of 15-20 local actors, designers, and community members representing a variety of social, political, and cultural backgrounds.

HOODIES UP! is an “awareness and fundraising” event. All ticket sales and funds collected will be donated to the Justice for Trayvon Martin Foundation - http://justicetm.org/ - as part the Advocacy Campaign for Truth by Sybrina Fulton & Tracy Martin.

Performance and Ticket Information

Date: Friday, May 18, 2012 at 7:30pm

Venue: Rainier Valley Cultural Center, 3515 South Alaska Street, Seattle, WA 98118

Web and Phone: www.rainiervalleyculturalcenter.org / (206) 725-7517

Purchase Tickets: 1(800)838-2006 or www.brownpapertickets.com/event/244954

Advance Tickets: $15.00 / $5.00 (17 and under)

At The Door: $20.00 / $7.00 (17 and under)

Comments

[Kate Kraay]

You guys should get a grant and tour it.

[Louise Penberthy]

What Kate said.