A brand new live stage show is hitting the stage at Broadway Performance Hall for three weekends…it’s the world premiere of UNSTOPPABLE: A Queer Dancical written and directed by Zheng Wang and featuring a large troupe of local dancers and performers and choreographers…including beloved local entertainer Gaysha Starr!
From the pr:
Come celebrate queer love and resilience with the world premiere production of “UNSTOPPABLE: A Queer Dancical,” a captivating stage show that celebrates the vibrant spirit of the LGBTQ+ community! Inspired by real life events, the story follows Nikki and Keith, best friends who move from a small town to the city, as they experience the community’s response to a hate crime incident. Expect love stories, political drama, diverse characters, and 20+ rousing dance numbers set to pop hits!
CONTENT/TRIGGER WARNING: The show contains themes of homophobia/transphobia, strong language, intense moments, and dramatization of gun violence. It is not suitable for young children or unaccompanied younger adolescents.
Tickets available now at http://unstoppable.brownpapertickets.com. Buy advanced tickets and save over at-the-door prices! We also have a limited number of budget-friendly $10 tickets available for those who need it. See you at the show!
Written & Directed by Zheng Wang
Produced by Dare to Dance Seattle and Green Carpet Studio
Cast: Alanah Pascual, Eric Stinehart, Ren Caldwell, L’Angelo Jones, Gaysha Starr, Matt Dela Cruz, Cal Luo, Carlos Roman Hinojosa, Clifton Simmons, Franco Weaver, Kiran Fontana, Mich Ferro, Nicole Devine Deveaux, RJ Duquette, Vivian Augustine, Jack Hilovsky, Johannes Saca, Richard Knowles III
Choreographers: Brenda Powers, Sandy Flores, Alaina Dale, Tanya Lam, Jennifer Cepeda, Clifton Simmons, RJ Duquette, Cisco, Thomas Phelan, MiYoung Margolis, Richard Knowles III, Zheng Wang
Intimacy Director: Jordan Rosin
About the Author: Michael Strangeways
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