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About Breeders Theater

Breeders Theater was founded in 1999, with a benefit performance at Highline College in Des Moines, WA.  Our first show was Arctic Jack Klondike/Y?2K.  We performed again at Highline in 2001, and then later that year convinced our friends at E.B. Foote to take a chance (these should always be very scary words:  "I've written this play."  Be afraid; be very afraid).  Nonetheless, people continue to pay money to come see us.  It must be the wine. 

BT's standard base performance rate is $2,000 for one night. 

Breeders Theater is so named because every member of the cast is capable of producing uranium isotopes from plutonium.  Fortunately this doesn't happen very often.  It has nothing to do with reproduction, though it may have been a play on "readers theater," which is how we got our start.

Company members sometimes include (in no particular order, Steve):         Marianne Everett Julie Haakenson Linda O. Mathews Patricia M. Britton Challenging women, managing Steve Ingenues, explanations Remarkable women, appropriate gifts Femme fatales, nice dancing         Eric Hartley William Hamer Kirsten Olds T.M. Sell Religious icons, strapping young lads Drunkards, strangely compelling villains Fine ladies, school chums Distractions, confusions, general apologies         J Howard Boyd Kurt Lutterman Carlos Calvo Doug Knoop Direction, bassism, constabulary Physicians, bailiffs School mates, varmint control Heroes, masters and commanders         Jim Cooper Martin J. Mackenzie Nancy Warren Steve Coffey Cowboys, lords Schoolmasters, business tycoons Business, catchy tunes Villains, real smart guys       Andy Zavada       He's an Actor.  He does trade shows. And sometimes he even works with us.