GRA

GRA

Seattle Open Arts Place

1406 18th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122

How to get there

Flying along the edges of the world, Carmen Aguilar y Wedge (Whoopsie) is an award-winning Mexa designer, artist, and physical theater maker. A devoted enthusiast, amateur clown historian, and menace, she channels the lineage of tricksters through her body and stories on stage. In 2024, she premiered her first solo show, Help Wanted, winning Best New Flop, and in 2026 premiered her second show GRA, taking home the Audience Choice Award at the Montreal Clown Festival. A founding member of the bouffoon ensemble Filthy Habits, Carmen trains, teaches, and performs internationally, and can be seen with Church of Clown and Fou Fou Ha in her hometown of San Francisco.



DOORS: 7:00 | 2:00 PM

SHOW: 7:30 | 2:30 PM

Contact: [email protected] (email) | 206-937-6499 (text)

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WHAT IS "CHOOSE-YOUR-OWN-PRICE" ACCESS?

S.O.A.P.'s access model allows for greater artistic adventure for both artists and audience!

ACCESS FOR AUDIENCE:
* Tickets to Seattle Open Arts Place co-productions are Choose-Your-Own-Price (CYOP); we trust you to support us in whatever way you can.
* Nobody is turned away due to financial constraints; please email [email protected] if you need to request a pro bono ticket.
*Free and Reduced Ticket access is supported by 4Culture.

ACCESS FOR ARTISTS:
* Ticket sales are split with co-producing artists, with no rental costs required upfront.

Supporting S.O.A.P. supports this model — thank you!

Please note that donations made via ticket add-on are not tax-deductible.