Upper ID: a green background with colorful flowers growing out of the right bottom corner with black capitalized/shadowed text: “Short Play Festival, One Floral Shop. Six Short Stories. Streaming: Nov 6-19, 2023."

Thank you for coming to our Short Play Festival 2023!

SEE YOU NEXT TIME!


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[ID: SPF poster for “Beautiful Boy” with dark text on a purple brick-patterned background. A blue wood table with a light blue silhouette of a vase stands on the right side of the table with a dark blue open laptop behind it. Larger text in middle: Beautiful Boy, by Rob Roth.]

[ID: SPF poster for “Flower Dance” with dark text on a green brick-patterned background with orange and red flowers with green leaves framing the sides. A pair of blue silhouette footprints parallels a pair of orange-yellow footprints as they cross over in the middle of the bottom half. Larger text in center: Flower Dance, by Howie Seago.]

[ID: SPF poster for “Camellia for Camille” with dark text on a light blue brick-patterned background. A pair of purple silhouetted hands holds a bouquet of pink and purple flowers on the bottom half. Larger text in middle: Camellia for Camille, by Heba Toulan.]

[ID: SPF poster for “Plant a Kiss” with dark text on a dark green brick-patterned background with a stem of pink-purple leaves blooming from blue roots covering a purple-pink heart on the right side. The roots extend across the bottom half. Larger text in center: Plant a Kiss, by Liam Coleman.]

[ID: SPF poster for “Fifty Flowers” with dark text on an orange brick-patterned background. A pattern of pastel colored silhouetted flowers and leaves frames the sides and bottom. Larger text in center: Fifty Flowers, by Cherry Pie Latorre.]

[ID: SPF poster for “Toxic Flower”, with dark text on a dark yellow background with a brick pattern. A silhouette in half of a floral bouquet crossed to resemble a skull with orange blossoms in place of eyes, and a pair of crossed bones underneath in the style of poison warnings. Larger text on right centered: Toxic Flower by Willy Conley.]

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

Alexandria Wailes | Festival Director

Guthrie Nutter | Production Manager

Patty Liang | Producer

Buddy Elledge | Creative Director

Kailyn Aaron-Lozano | DASL

Joey Antonio | DASL

Aly Boote | Access Support

Aly Dray | Festival Photographer

Rob Falk | Lighting Designer

Hannah Gibbs | Projection Designer

Jennifer Harris | Set Designer

Laura Kessler | Costumer Designer

Gabriel Silva | DASL

Jason Tang | Festival Photographer

Libby Stanley | Ticketing Manager


FESTIVAL SUPPORTERS

4Culture logo: a white background with a green logo with a shadow: "4" and CULTURE without shadow.

NEA logo: black capitalized text: National Endowment for the arts with two lines and arts.gov)

Ballard Reuse Logo: a gray shallow hexagon with a border around it and white shadowed text: Ballard Reuse.

ArtsFund logo: a white background with orange "A" with two leaves sprouting from left and black capitalized text: ARTS (bold) FUND.

Office of Arts & Culture logo: a white background with blue logo "C" over "A&" and text: Office of Arts & Culture with a line over SEATTLE.

ArtsWA logo: a WA state shaped icon with geometric triangles in different colors: teal, orange, red, yellow and dark green with white capitalized text: ARTS (BOLD) and WA (thin) inside the state. Teal capitalized text: Washington State Arts Commission.

Seattle People Fund logo: a white background with white cursive artwork inside a circle with different colors: blue, yellow, red, black and green with text following the curve at bottom: SEATTLE PEOPLE FUND.

THE MORGAN FUND

AT SEATTLE FOUNDATION

The Morgan Fund Logo ID: black text: “The Morgan Fund at Seattle Foundation."

Sawhorse Revolution Logo ID: logo and text are orange, with the logo on top and text on bottom. The logo resembles a top view of the head of a screw with a thin white X running through the orange X shape.


ID: Deaf Spotlight Presents logo.

Theatre Archives

Deaf Spotlight believes in bringing authentic stories by Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing creatives to the stage. Please browse through our past productions.

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