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Early Bird Pricing For SIFF 2018
Seattle International Film Festival 2018 will be here before you know it. The programming is still being decided, but one thing is for sure: SIFF will still be the largest international film festival in North America. Members can get Early Bird pricing on passes and packages through April 13, so it's wise to buy now if you know you'll be attending screenings this year. (At the very least, it's good to make sure you get a SIFF membership, or renew it.) For Those Who Love A Party The Gala Pack is the way to go if you want to show up for the big parties. Early Bird pricing knocks off 20 bucks, so you can attend all three of the SIFF 2018 Gala film parties for $105. SIFF 2018 Opening Night Gala: May 17 SIFF 2018 Centerpiece Gala: TBA SIFF 2018 Closing Night Gala: June 10 For Those Who Love Surprises Get the Secret Festival Pass. SIFF includes four secret screenings, at 11am on each Sunday during the festival. Secret festival passholders don't know what's to come (or even where to be until they get a special announcement), but the programmers are keen to make it worth the surprise every... Read more »
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“Tamara Saulwick: Endings” Matinee Performance
The final performance of the Seattle run of Tamara Saulwick: Endings is Sunday, February 4. The short run time (55 minutes) will have you out before dinner, and chances are you'll be thinking about this piece long into the night. Those who want to hear from the artist herself can stick around for a post-show conversation in the Studio Theater. Read more about Endings in T.s. Flock's preview post. Childcare is available for kids ages 2-10, and you can see the show for free if this is your first time purchasing childcare. Those requesting childcare must reserve in advance. Learn more. More About Tamara Saulwick: Endings From On the Boards: Poised in the delicate space between concert and theatre, Endings is a meditation on cycles and the ending of things. The ordinary and the extraordinary cluster around death, dying, and the afterlife. The manifestation of these moments take form through the use of portable turntables, reel-to-reel tape players and live performance. This hybrid work is built in part from one-on-one interviews; these stories, reflections, and voices are cut onto vinyl records and embedded within a richly textured electro-acoustic sound design that is extended through live singing. This performance features the songs and... Read more »
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