**THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT**

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If you are still looking and unable to find a ticket, there is a Vashon Island show on Saturday at 2pm: https://www.openspacevashon.com/event/bread-puppet-theatre-in-our-domestic-resurrection-circus/

**WHAT TO EXPECT**
This event is being held at the Woodlawn Hall near Green Lake. This will be an indoor 250 person event. If you can, please wear a mask. We will also have extras if you would like one. For friends, family and those vulnerable – think about taking an at home rapid test before coming. Please take all the precautions you are comfortable with. If this event is too crowded for you – think about not coming. Be safe!

Seating will be available on the ground, in chairs, benches and in a back balcony.

This event IS ADA accessible.

Doors open 6:00pm, and show will start at 6:30pm. There will be cheap art and other Bread & Puppet goodies available for purchase.

With performances coast to coast, from New York to Seattle, Los Angeles to New Orleans, the iconic political puppet theater company brings Our Domestic Resurrection Circus: Apocalypse Defiance to over 50 cities and towns. Fifty-two years ago Bread & Puppet Theater performed Our Domestic Resurrection Circus for the first time at Goddard College in Plainfield, VT. Since then, this capacious and provocative title has served as the basis of annual spectacles that generations of audiences have come to rely on for satire and celebration in the face of intolerable circumstances. This year, B&P will take up the tradition again, albeit with a timely subtitle: The Apocalypse Defiance Circus.

The Bread and Puppet Theater is an internationally celebrated company that champions a visually rich, street-theater brand of performance art filled with music, dance and slapstick. Believing that theater is a basic necessity like bread, the company frequently brings its work to the streets for those who may not otherwise go to the theater. Its shows are political and spectacular, with puppets often on stilts, wearing huge masks with expressive faces, singing, dancing and playing music.

Join Bread and Puppet at Woodlawn Hall on Friday Night. Doors at 6pm, Show at 6:30pm at Woodlawn Hall in north Seattle, a block away from Greenlake.

Tickets are sliding scale. Pay what you can. All proceeds go directly to Bread and Puppets. 

If money is a constraint – ticket scholarships are available, just reach out to us directly.

The show, says Schumann, is “in response to our totally unresurrected capitalist situation, not only the hundreds of thousands of unnecessarily sacrificed pandemic victims but our culture’s unwillingness to recognize Mother Earth’s revolt against our civilization. Since we earthlings do not live up to our earthling obligations, we need resurrection circuses to yell against our own stupidity.”

After the show Bread & Puppet will serve its famous sourdough rye bread with aioli, and Bread & Puppet’s “Cheap Art” – books, posters, postcards, pamphlets and banners from the Bread & Puppet Press – will be for sale.