Name: Short Stories Live
Start: 2024-10-13T16:00:00-07:00
End: 2024-10-13T16:00:00-07:00
Location: The Wyncote NW Forum

Short Stories Live

Step into the Shadows — An Afternoon with Saints, Souls, and Spirits

Date:: Sunday, October 13
Time:: 4:00 pm PDT
Cost:: $10 - $35 Sliding Scale

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Venue

: The Wyncote NW Forum
: 1119 8th Ave (Entrance off Seneca St.)
Seattle, 98101 United States + Google Map

Web banner image for Step Into the Shadows: An Afternoon with Saints, Souls, and Spirits. Headshots of Sarah Harlett, Bradford Farwell, and Gabriela Noble are included. (left to right)

Arts & Culture

Town Hall’s beloved literary series, curated by Jane Kaplan, returns for another afternoon of readings brought to life by local actors.

In some traditions, October is considered a time when the veil between the living and the dead grows thin. And a time of greater communication between these realms. Join Bradford Farwell, Sarah Harlett, and Gabriela Noble reading eerie stories by Karen Russell, Allison Mills, and Edgar Allen Poe. Do you dare to enter?

Bradford Farwell has worked at many theaters around Seattle. He was last scene as Mayer Lehman in ACT production of The Lehman Trilogy. He performs a one person show about Edgar Allen Poe written by Bryan Willis. Look for it next year, here and in Olympia. When he is not in the office he builds things. This is his first time performing at Town Hall.

Sarah Harlett (she/her): Recent credits include: Romeo and Juliet (Seattle Shakespeare Co), King John (Actors Theater of Louisville/upstart crow), The Tempest (Wooden O), What The Constitution Means To Me (u/s, Seattle Repertory Theatre), Richard III, Bring Down The House (upstart crow/Seattle Shakespeare), Gloria: A Life, Frost/Nixon,The Birds and Memorandum (Strawberry Theatre Workshop), The Events (Intiman Theatre), Middletown and A Christmas Carol (ACT), Frog and Toad, The Hundred Dresses, and Bunnicula (Seattle Children’s Theater) Regional credits: Chautauqua Insititute, NY; Tantrum Theater, Ohio. Internationally: Centre de Danse (Paris, France).

Seattle Gregory Award: Outstanding Lead Performance for Richard III, nomination for Outstanding Supporting Performance in Frost/Nixon. Sarah is a teaching artist and intimacy director at Cornish College of the Arts.

Gabriela Noble moved to the northwest after studying theatre and music in college. She has been performing in theatre, film, commercials, and voice over gigs ever since. She is very passionate about the arts and is grateful to share this beautiful story for Short Stories Live.

Presented by Town Hall Seattle.