Reading Series:

Imogen Says Nothing

By Aditi Brennan Kapil

Directed by Beverly Poole (she/her)

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Rescheduled to Sunday, April 5 at 7pm

The Auditorium at University Heights Center

Pay What You Choose Admission

All the world’s a stage, but in Elizabethan England, all the roles are given to men. Enter Imogen, who seizes a wordless walk-on in Shakespeare’s new comedy and recasts herself in a ferocious real-life leading role. Imogen Says Nothing is the wildly theatrical and subversively funny tale of an unforgettable creature refusing to let history erase her part.

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Some of our original casting has changed due to scheduling conflicts with our new rescheduled date. Updated casting to be announced.

Location:

The Auditorium at UHeights (University Heights Center): 5031 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105. A wheelchair lift is available at the SW entrance (off Brooklyn Ave) with a max capacity of 350 lbs. Please call UHeights staff for assistance at 206.235.8567.

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Albatross Theatre Lab is a member of the UHeights Theatre Alliance.

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Admission:

Pay What You Choose Admission; first come, first served seating. No tickets or RSVPs required.

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Imogen Says Nothing is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

Director Interview: Beverly Poole

"I always want to know about the women who have been erased from history. There is an absurd element to this play that just delights me, and creates a lot of room for having fun. But more than that, there is an anger expressed in Imogen Says Nothing that feels incredibly powerful right now. A lot of us are angry right now, and we have every right to be when we look at the world around us."

—Beverly Poole, director

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Hear more from director Beverly Poole in this behind-the-scenes interview!