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ArtSEA: The intricacy of intimacy, as seen on Seattle stages

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Several works on stage in Seattle are exploring the intricacies of intimacy. Seattle Shakespeare’s The Bed Trick is based on one of the Bard's favorite plot devices: One woman takes the place of another in a man's bed. Sanctuary City is set in 2001, Newark, N.J., where two undocumented immigrant teens lean on each other for support.

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ArtSEA: The intricacy of intimacy, as seen on Seattle stages

The play’s the thing in Seattle this spring, and several works currently on stage are exploring the intricacies of intimacy. Take Seattle Shakespeare’s The Bed Trick (at Seattle Center’s Center Theatre through April 7). Penned by veteran Seattle performer Keiko Green, the story is based on one of the Bard’s favorite plot devices: One woman takes the place of another in a man’s bed — and he’s none the wiser. (Really? No clue?) Shakespeare wasn’t …

1 month ago·Seattle, United States

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