Amplifier:
Make Your Voice Heard
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This superhero play centers on Cliff Roven, a man not afraid to call out corruption. But after an accident on the set of his radio show, he emerges with a sonic scream. Now he patrols the streets of Capacoma as Amplifier, uncovering the secrets of the Gloom and their leader, Mr. Gloom!
Merri Ann Osborne, Executive Director of The Mahogany Project, is featured as Octavia Roven,
deputy mayor of Capacoma and Cliff Roven's mom.
This comedic drama draws on current events and societal issues while exploring the complicated life stories of villains and Superheroes.
PERFORMANCE DATES: Labor Day Weekend
Friday, Sept. 4th @ 7:30pm
Saturday, Sept. 5th @ 7:30pm
Sunday, Sept. 6th @ 2pm
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LOCATION
Seattle Open Arts Place (S.O.A.P)1406 18th Avenue, Seattle, 98122
(Central District, across the street from T.T. Minor Elementary School)
Produced by Turbo Turkey Productions, Amplifier is the 6th play that is set in a superhero universe and features the superhero team known as 'The Safeguard Society'
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This is a small venue, so early ticket purchase is encouraged.
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Celebrate the stories of artists and pioneers from the African Diaspora, both past and present and their impactful contributions to our world and society.
Play Time is a community building experience where teams compete in games that incorporate music, dance, storytelling, improv, and trivia for prizes and bragging rights, of course!
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Each episode of Play Time is tailor-made for the audience in collaboration with the organizations working with us.
Play Time: The Arts Game Show is produced by The Mahogany Project and Bonnet Black
Mission Statement
The Mahogany Project (TMP) is a collaborative arts organization whose mission is to support and develop established and emerging artists by producing and showcasing their work, thereby providing a platform for artistic voices from the African diaspora.
Founded in 2006, we are proud to continue our mission of sharing stories and diverse perspectives of local and global Black experiences through multi-disciplinary art forms.
Merri Ann Osborne
Executive Director
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Since 2006, The Mahogany Project has been honored to share the stage with these talented artists across all disciplines.
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