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Intiman 2020: A Small Theatre with a Big Heart
  • From the 2019 Intiman production of Bulrusher by Eisa Davis
    From the 2019 Intiman production of Bulrusher by Eisa Davis
  • From Intiman Theatre's 2014 revival of Angels in America
    From Intiman Theatre's 2014 revival of Angels in America

When I moved to Seattle from Los Angeles in 1984, I relished the thought of seeing first class dramatic theatre. The city seemed to be home to a hundred small theatre groups. And, above them all, I was told, existed the Big Three, the triumphant trifecta of theatres, Seattle Rep, ACT, and Intiman Theatre. Unfortunately, what I was told did not match reality.

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Elizabeth Coplan
Elizabeth Coplan

is an award-winning playwright whose most recent play TIL Death was performed off-Broadway and directed by Chad Austin, Abington Theatre Company, in 2023.

Elizabeth developed the groundbreaking play cycle Grief Dialogues and plans to present an immersive lab version of the updated script in NYC November 2024. She is the founder of Grief Dialogues, a Seattle-based non-profit, using theatre to open new conversations about dying, death and grief. (www.griefdialogues.com).