Duration 90 Minutes
$10 - $70
Six Asian American Circus artists perform an acrobatic family dinner in Rice on Repeat: An AAPI Circus.
There are 3 bowls of rice served throughout our lives: one served to us, one served to ourselves, and one served to others. For many, dinner with family is about connecting and sharing experiences. A bowl of rice is a simple dish that we each flavor to our own tastes. Still, that bowl of rice is also the foundation of a meal and our cultures.
Acrobats will set the table, serve the rice, and share their life stories through dance and circus arts. It's an ordinary routine full of extraordinary acts: handstands on the lazy susan, bowls of rice served from a flying pole, and a chosen family celebrating their shared experiences through movement. The relatable moment when you forget to set the rice, is suddenly a game of partner acrobatics as we wait for dinner to be ready.
Circus arts has its place in theater as a medium for storytelling. Oroki Productions was established to give voices to our artists through this medium that gives us freedom, community, and a way to bring representation into performance art spaces.
This production was made with support from the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
$30 - $55
https://www.boylesquefestival.com/
7pm Show: Seating and dinner service begins at 6pm {18+}
7:30pm Show: Seating and dinner service begins at 6:30pm {18+}
10pm Show: Seating and dinner service begins at 9:30pm {21+}
"Equal parts striptease, circus act, and comedy routine, the nascent sibling of burlesque is finally turning heads." Details Magazine
"Start saving up those singles, boys–you're gonna wanna make it rain!" Queerty
"You're about to be schooled." Time Out NY
$34 - $49
https://thetripledoor.net/event/6417488/750163934/seattle-vice
From the acclaimed creative powerhouses Mark Siano and Opal Peachey comes an electrifying new cabaret musical, Seattle Vice. Inspired by Rick Anderson’s gritty and groundbreaking book Seattle Vice and following the runaway success of their 2016 hit Seattle Vice, this bold production dives even deeper into the scandalous and storied history of Seattle's underworld
In the swinging, seedy 1970s, Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy”—a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries—was the foundation of an illicit empire all along Seattle's waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Seattle Vice ’76: The Saga of Sin takes audiences on a whirlwind journey as investigative journalists and reformist politicians bring the system crashing down, leaving in their wake a tale of ambition, rebellion, and exploitation. This cabaret musical reveals the glitz, grit, and chaos that defined the Emerald City during one of its most infamous decades.
Expect nothing less than a feast for the senses as Siano and Peachey deliver their signature style of dazzling performances. The production will feature pole dancing, go-go, burlesque, and jaw-dropping circus arts, paired with an original, genre-defying score that fuses funky grooves, sultry jazz, and driving rock. Audiences will also be treated to the evocative storytelling that has earned these productions a devoted cult following over the past decade.
Peachey and Siano are renowned for their provocative hit cabaret shows at the Triple Door including Bohemia, Twin Peep Show, Modern Luv, and The Fairy's Bottom to name a few; and Seattle Vice ’76: The Saga of Sin promises to be their most wild and racy show yet.