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Ghost Game VII: The Wild Hunt

Join the acrobats, dancers, and aerialists of the Cabiri troupe for our seventh annual dessert theater cabaret at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle.

A collection of ancient tales of fearsome hunters and those they hunt come to life via the dancers, acrobats, and aerialists of the Cabiri performance troupe in our seventh-annual Halloween cabaret, "The Wild Hunt", an evening of elegant dessert theater October 25-November 3, 2013 at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle. All shows begin at 8:00 p.m., with seating starting at 7:30 p.m.

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Price of admission includes dessert from Dillettante Mocha Cafe. A variety of seating options are available including VIP seating, Premier seating and single tickets, and range in price from $37 to $100. Beverages will be available for purchase at all shows, including spirits for those of legal age. Due to mature subject matter, guests under 16 years of age will not be admitted. Attendees are advised to purchase tickets early as this annual event always sells out.

Founder and Artistic Director John Murphy is passionate about his organization's use of non-traditional theatrical arts to depict tales from ancient mythology, a craft they have honed in the Pacific Northwest since 1998. "We refer to our genre as 'performative mythology.' We take obscure academic works and bring them to life in an incredibly accessible way on stage. The acrobats, aerialists, and dancers of the Cabiri are incredibly adept at depicting these larger-than-life, archetypal tales with passion and inspiration."

The Anunnaki Project is an independent, non-profit arts and educational organization based in Seattle, Washington. The organization celebrated its 10-year anniversary in 2009 and specializes in "performative mythology," depiction of myths and stories from cultures that have passed into antiquity via physical theater, dance, and circus arts. The organization receives support for its work from a variety of public and private entities including Seattle Foundation, City of Seattle, King County 4Culture and Lucky7 Foundation. Visit www.cabiri.org and www.anunnaki.org for more information.