IN DEVELOPMENT: Company member Scot Augustson's new script, My Dog Saw Me Naked had its first staged reading (directed by company member Shannon Kipp) March 9 at the Seattle Rep and it was a great success.

IN DEVELOPMENT: Keri Healey will be workshopping her new play Torso this April and throughout the summer with local actors and director David Bennett.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: This year marks the 15th Anniversary of Printer's Devil Theater! Look for exciting news about how we're going to celebrate this summmer.





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*ALL NEW* KEEFEE'S HOUSE OF CARDS

Photo by Tom Milewski and Steve Miller
KEEFEE'S HOUSE OF CARDS
Created by Stephen Hando
Directed by Jennifer Jasper
Starring Stephen Hando

April 30 - May 28, 2010
The Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater, 2322 Second Avenue, Seattle (in Belltown)
Buy tickets at Brown Paper Tickets.
Tickets are $13 in advance, $15 at the door.
No one under 21 admitted to the Jewelbox Theater.

Keefee’s House of Cards is an improvisational, interactive, blackjack theater experience. Walking into the Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater you enter Shenanigans, a casino located off-off-off the Las Vegas Strip. Four game audience members will have the opportunity to come onstage and play blackjack* live with Keefee, their sassy, unpredictable -- and often intoxicated -- dealer. Audience members who are “interaction-averse” can sip a cocktail and enjoy the show from the safe confines of a comfy booth. Keefee’s always happy to lend an ear and you can bet good money that he’s got some salacious stories of his own to tell.

The creation of local theater artist Stephen Hando, Keefee’s House of Cards had its premiere in 2009 at Theatre off Jackson as a full-length play with a cast of characters. This installment is all new and this time Hando is going solo. Director Jennifer Jasper returns to craft an evening that is both structured and wildly unpredictable.

*Please note: no real gambling will take place in this show. No money will change hands. No prizes of any kind will be awarded. Heck, we're not even gonna use a professional blackjack table because doing so would be against regulations, and we're law abiding citizens as well as artists.