Formation 2010 (2010) Location Seattle, USA | Type Theatre group | |
Purpose New work that focuses on bringing voice and representation to the marginalized and invisible. Artistic director(s) Richard Nguyen Sloniker, Desdemona Chiang Notable members Red Light Winter, Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train | ||
Azeotrope is Seattle-based theatre company specializing in new work that focuses on bringing voice and representation to the marginalized and invisible.
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History
Azeotrope was founded in 2010 by Seattle actor Richard Nguyen Sloniker and director Desdemona Chiang, who met as graduate students at the University of Washington School of Drama. The company debuted its first production, Red Light Winter by Adam Rapp, and was subsequently invited to participate in ACT Theatre's Central Heating Lab program. In 2012, they produced Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train by Stephen Adly Guirgis, which won the 2012 Gregory Awards for Outstanding Production, Outstanding Direction, Outstanding Scenic Design, and Outstanding Supporting Actor; as well as the Gypsy Lee Rose awards and Footlight Awards.