Cast Laura Crouch (Dodo) A midwest transplant, Laura is definitely not in Kansas anymore and is so happy to be a part of the Seattle theatre community. Laura has had the great privilege of working with the Seattle Shakespeare Co.,…
Cast Laura Crouch (Dodo) A midwest transplant, Laura is definitely not in Kansas anymore and is so happy to be a part of the Seattle theatre community. Laura has had the great privilege of working with the Seattle Shakespeare Co.,…
Randall Brammer (Mike) Randall has played, in Seattle, Lawrence Howell in The Clockwork Professor by Maggie Lee, Sandy Donohue in The Brick and the Rose by Lewis John Carlino and Booker in Buckshot by Courtney Meaker. He is also a…
Dylan Zucati (Tommy) Dylan is thrilled to be a part of such a wonderful cast. He’s already played two Tommy’s in the past (Music Man Project, 5th Avenue Theatre; Tommy, Burien Little Theatre) so he feels that by the name…
Daniel Wood (Harry Hay) Daniel is so excited to be debuting with Arouet. As an ardent supporter of and advocate for LGBTQ rights he is especially delighted to be debuting in this play, a play that touches him personally and…
Colleen Carey (Una) Colleen has been working as a professional actress in the Seattle area for thirty-three years. Favorite recent theatre roles include: Carlotta in The Cherry Orchard, Wife in Edmond, The Fraus in All Through the Night (Gregory Award…
Cast and Crew Roy Arauz (Director) Roy is a director, producer, and Artistic Director of Arouet. He has been thrilled about the project from the moment Danny brought the idea of “the marriage play” to the company, and is ecstatic…
About The Author FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA was a Spanish poet, dramatist and theatre director. Inspired by native folklore and religious customs, Lorca’s early work earned him recognition from the elite cultural community. He developed friendships with prominent Spanish artists, including…
It’s official: The Gene Pool has a cast! Meet the talented folks that will bring the Gray family to life.
Meet the fine folks that bring “Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune” to life at Fremont’s Downstage Theater.