Two (2) tickets valid for admission to any 2011 play

To create deep local resonances for all of the American Cycle productions, Intiman works with Community Committees of citizens who offer their expertise and guidance in the planning of the initiative’s public programs. American Cycle events take place on the Intiman stage, in its lobby and at a wide range of locations across the Puget Sound region. These annual programs include Front Porch Theater, a county-wide series of dramatic readings excerpted from the works in the Cycle followed by informal and lively conversations; two humanities forums, Writers & Artists and Open Minds/Open Dialogue; and an original performance created by Rough Eagles students from Cleveland and Roosevelt High Schools. A Core Audience also works with Intiman throughout our regular season to make personal connections between arts participation and community building.

The company’s achievements have been saluted nationally and locally. In 2004, it was the first Washington State company to be honored as a Leading National Theatre by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. At its 2006 Civic Awards, the Municipal League of King County named Intiman Organization of the Year (the first arts organization to be so honored), recognizing its outstanding contributions to the community. That year Intiman was honored with the Tony Award® for Outstanding Regional Theatre, the most prestigious award given in the nonprofit theatre field.

Intiman’s legacy is defined by the boldest vision in the production of classics and new plays. It is rich with talent and amazing people—artists who have made their homes in Seattle and nationally recognized artists, all of whom are dedicated to engaging our community in conversation, and to having an impact on our culture locally and nationally.