BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080516T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080516T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_528950705@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080517T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080517T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_185680718@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080518T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080518T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_182114178@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080522T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080522T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_179876819@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080523T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080523T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_348771053@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080524T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080524T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_557193723@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080525T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080525T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_101646482@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080529T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080529T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_914462274@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080530T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080530T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_544056092@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080531T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080531T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_332109543@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080601T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080601T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_778505090@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080605T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080605T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_710669660@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080606T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080606T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_419691962@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080607T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080607T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_911304110@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080608T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080608T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_445063933@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080612T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080612T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_17385377@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080613T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080613T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_424604116@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080614T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080614T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_717211331@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080615T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080615T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_608341217@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080619T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080619T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_737401996@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080620T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080620T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_234275112@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080621T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080621T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_150953323@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080622T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080622T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_993368561@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080626T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080626T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:50_364362745@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133150 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080627T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080627T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_643552702@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080628T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080628T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_190559638@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080629T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080629T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_660520336@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080703T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080703T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_552966534@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080705T220000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080705T200000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_31815990@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Theo Chocolate Factory\n3400 Phinney Ave N\n\nSeattle\, WA 98103 SEQUENCE:0 CLASS:PUBLIC DTEND:20080706T210000 URL:http://culturemob.com/events/113843-the-show-to-end-all-shows-wa-seattl e-north-seattle-fremont-98103-theo-chocolate-factory?s=ical DTSTART:20080706T190000 UID:October 13\, 2008 13:31:51_781065332@nitro.culturemob.com DTSTAMP:20081013T133151 DESCRIPTION:Circus Contraption\, Seattles premiere one-ring traveling circu s\, triumphantly caps its tenth year with its first full-length production since The Grand American Traveling Dime Museum. The SHOW to End All SHOWS debuts this May at Theo Chocolate in Fremont. A departure from Circus Cont raptions usual turn-of-the-century fare\, The SHOW to End All SHOWS imagine s a family-owned circus with all of the glamour and glitz of the 70s and 80 s. The time\, however\, is now\, or even slightly in the future\, and the glamour shows signs of decay. A sense of imminent destruction looms as thi ngs begin to go awry under the tent. The Ringmaster\, (a Jim Jones-style p atriarch)\, insists upon the willful denial of their worlds demise by not o nly his progeny\, but also the audience. This joyful romp to oblivion will draw inspiration from the circuses of excess in those decades of decadence \, and feature traditional circus acts such as ball balancing seals\, aeria l mermaids\, and pink poodles\, all re-imagined by their human counterparts in Circus Contraption and scored by the incredible Circus Contraption Band \, (A lurid hurdy-gurdy hybrid of Fellini soundtracks and Tom Waits The St ranger) Their latest twisted take on Americana also tells the story of the show that must go on\, despite all evidence that the show\, maybe even the world\, will be extinguished before the closing act. \n \nFor ten years\, C ircus Contraption has been at the forefront of the modern circus movement. After six years at Sand Point Magnuson Park\, Circus Contraption returns t o its birthplace\, Fremont\, to transform the old Red Hook Brewery warehous e\, (the south end of Theo Chocolate)\, into Seattles own alternative big-t op. And for the first time\, Circus Contraption is collaborating with a te am of top-flight theater professionals: director Erin Brindley (a recent Ne w York import)\, scenic designer Jennifer Zeyl\, lighting designer Ben Zamo ra\, and costume designer Christine Tschirgi. SUMMARY:The Show to End All Shows END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR