BAT TheatreWoot-woot, this Sunday (Aug. 11 at 5 pm, BAT brings Fallen Angels to Town Square in BAT's hometown, Burien. A FREE summer comedy just for YOU!!!
The show is FREE, and the weather will be great. All this is missing is YOU! Grab your blanket or chair, pick up some takeout, and enjoy. "“Fallen Angels” offers an entertaining hour spent outdoors on a summer evening." https://b-townblog.com/review-bat-theatres-fallen-angels-an-entertaining-hour-spent-outdoors-on-a-summer-evening/
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REVIEW: BAT Theatre's 'Fallen Angels' an entertaining hour spent outdoors on a summer evening - The B-Town (Burien) Blog
Residents of Normandy Park propped open lawn chairs and dug into coolers in the generous shade of Marvista Park on Sunday evening (July 21, 2024) for the opening of “Fallen Angels,” an outdoor production by Burien Actors Theatre (BAT). “Fallen Angels” is a comedy written for the stage in 1925 by English playwright Noël Coward, and adapted by Rachel Rene, with its next performance set for this Friday, July 26, at 7 p.m. at Riverton Heights Park in SeaTac. Set in 1972 in the Pacific Northwest, this is a family-friendly comedy about longtime friends Julia and Jane, who are both feeling the passion fizzle as their respective marriages hit the 5-year mark. Excited by the news that a Frenchman they both had a passionate acquaintanceship with long ago is currently in town, the women find themselves boozily considering how to behave.
