One Body: Dispatches from Idaho is a documentary performance built from real interviews and lived accounts of people navigating Idaho’s extreme reproductive laws. Developed in collaboration with the Pro-Voice Project, the work blends storytelling, embodiment, and civic reflection to center voices often excluded from public discourse. This Seattle workshop culminates in a staged public sharing followed by an artist talk and conversation.

An open mic night for Washington filmmakers!

Need feedback on your latest masterpiece? Got a weird project burning a hole in your hard drive? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog? Open Screen is the place to be!

Bring your film or video on a thumb drive. Anything under ten minutes goes up! Films screen on a first-come, first-screen basis, so get here early!

Head over to the pub afterward to socialize with other filmmakers!

Please bring videos on a standard Windows or Mac-compatible thumb drive.

Preferred format: MP4 or MOV files, compressed H.264

Ideal video specs:

Resolution: 1080p or 720p

Frame Rates: 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30, 59.94, or 60

Subtitles (optional): Superimposed on the video

We will try to accommodate all video formats, but if we are unable to play a video, we will skip it.

Doors at 7 PM

Screenings from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM. 

Art in community – explore, experiment, connect. 

The stage is yours for 5 minutes – dip your toes into performance practice with us!

All live art is welcome – dance, theater, music, word, and anything in between.

Come as a performer, or as an audience member! 

Sign up at the door to perform. 

Doors at 7:00pm

Show at 7:30pm

Seattle has a founding mother they tried to erase. Meet the city’s hostess with the mostest… Madam Lou Graham.

Seattle: a town known for Frasier, Amazon, Starbucks, and tech bros. But it’s a city not known for its history, and that’s a shame because its history is downright bonkers. While its streets and buildings honor its founding fathers, there is a founding mother who has been written out of the history books because of her trade: Madam Lou Graham. Meticulously researched for over ten years, join award-winning playwright and performer, Kate Danley, for a funny, fascinating first look at one of Seattle’s most influential and erased power players. The truth is stranger than fiction, and no one could make this stuff up.

Content warnings: Tastefully approached, but recommended for ages 18+ due to mature subject matter.