Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas Sept 12 - Oct 4th Thu-Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm Sept 11th - Pay What You Will preview night All performances at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (www.ifccarts.org)

Prelude to a Kiss is a romantic comedic fantasy that tells the story of two soul mates, Peter and Rita. Their whirlwind romance takes a startling turn at Rita and Peter's wedding when an uninvited guest, an elderly gentleman, congratulates the bride with a kiss. This kiss carries a magic charge that alters the lives of all three characters. Peter faces the question – if we fall in love with what is on the inside, what happens when the packaging changes? If the soul is what we connect with does the body matter? Prelude to a Kiss explores the issue of love in a way that will encourage the audience to examine what the emotion means to them.

Naked Will by Blair Fell
June 4 - 27, 2009 at the IFCC
Naked Will is a modern comedic look at William Shakespeare. Oscar Wilde explores the theory that Shakespeare wrote most of his sonnets to a young actor named Willie. This will be the Northwest premiere of Blair Fell's witty comedy based on Oscar Wilde's book "The Portrait of W.H."