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Where No Man Has Gone Before – Seattle Experimental Theater’s hit improvised parody of the original Star Trek TV series – is returning to Theatre Off Jackson in July 2017 for a two week run! Join the crew of the enterprise as they encounter a mysterious ship in space and beam aboard its crew (defined by audience suggestion). But are the alien visitors friend or foe? Tensions rise on the Enterprise as the crew and ship are put in unforeseen danger. At every performance, the cast will use suggestions from the audience to create a brand new episode. Each performance is a completely original adventure. Produced by Seattle Experimental Theater, in association with Theatre Off Jackson.
Performances
Where No Man Has Gone Before
July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22, 2017 (Thurs/Fri/Sat)
Doors 7:30pm. Curtain at 8pm. Ages 8+
Venue
Theatre Off Jackson
409 7th Ave S. Seattle, WA 98104
ADA accessible venue
Tickets
General Admission: $21 online / $25 at the door
Kids 12 and under: $16 online / $20 at the door
Purchase advance tickets securely online at Brown Paper Tickets
About the Show
Where No Man Has Gone Before has played at various Seattle venues, receiving popular and critical acclaim. It has been featured in the Hawaii Improvaganza Festival (2012), The Seattle Festival of Improv Theater (2012, 2014), Geek Girl Con, and at Emerald City Comiccon (2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017). As seen on King 5’s Evening Magazine in 2016.
Where No Man Has Gone Before is directed by Jeannine Clarke.
The cast of Where No Man Has Gone Before is Tony Beeman, Colin Madison, Cheryl Platz, Wayne Pishue, Jekeva Phillips, Nicholas Schell, Sarah Scheller and Douglas Willott.
On Wednesday, June 8, Saint Bryan from King 5’s Evening Magazine joined us on the bridge of our Starship Enterprise to take a behind-the-scenes look at the 5-year Seattle perennial hit Where No Man Has Gone Before, an improvised parody of the original Star Trek Series. Thanks for the great time, Evening Magazine!