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==Alumni Members==
 
==Alumni Members==

Latest revision as of 10:43, 13 September 2016

"VTC Cast At Pride Show" (2016)


Cast Location: Seattle, WA

Cast Website: http://www.thezenroom.com/

Cast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicarioustheatrecompany

Cast Status: Active

Cast Venues: The SIFF Egyptian Theater in Capitol Hill

Show Frequency: Third Saturday of each month

Cast History

Formed 1992

Past Venues:

  • Admiral Theater in West Seattle
  • The Varsity Theatre in the University District
  • The Neptune

Leadership Board Members

  • Miriam Levenson
  • Carly Trautwein
  • Michael Amos
  • Sam Desner
  • Chip Wilson
  • Joe Flanik
  • Jessica Stephens

Current Members

Alumni Members

  • Kelly McKivor
  • Savannah Goodwin
  • Mike Lonergan
  • Don Scoby, Jr.
  • Sheri Green
  • Margaret Gresso
  • David F. Severski
  • Erick "Bink" Hammersmark

Special Shows

  • NorWesCon
  • Cinebarre Mountlake Terrace
  • Central Cinema
  • Neptune Theater Anniversary Celebration
  • Rustycon (1997 - 1999)
  • Westercon (1997)
  • Mad Monster (2014)

Convention Appearances

Public Appearances

  • Seattle's Gay Pride Parade (annually)
  • AIDS walk (1994)

References