Month: February 2011

The Gene Pool

by Christi Stewart-Brown
Annex Theatre, Capitol Hill, Seattle. Directions.
June 3-June 19, 2011

Meet the Grays—an average family. Mira cooks, cleans, wears dresses, is sexually frustrated and her spouse is a workaholic veterinarian. Their son, almost 18, has a new girlfriend that he wants to lose his virginity with, is always hungry, and is constantly pulling on his penis. The only way in which this family is not conventional is that the parents are both women. What happens when their son wants to know who his dad is? The Gene Pool explores the family’s relationships and how they are dealing with their mid-life crises, their son’s resolution to lose his virginity, and… oh yeah, his question, “Moms, who is my Dad?”

Meet the cast and crew of “The Gene Pool”.

Take a look at the rehearsal and production galleries.

What the critics had to say: Review Roundup

Ticket Prices

General Admission: $15 advance purchase/$18 at the door
Senior (over 60): $12 advance purchase/$15 at the door
Under 25: $12 advance purchase/$15 at the door

TPS/AEA: $10 with current membership card at the door only. Reservations encouraged.

Payment

Cash and check only at the door. For advance/credit card purchases, please visit http://brownpapertickets.com/

Rush Tickets

$10 at the door, sold 5 minutes prior to showtime, depending on availability. Rush Ticket availability is not guaranteed; tickets sold a first-come, first served basis. Cash only.

[quote]…funny but thought-provoking.” The Seattle Times[/quote]

[quote]…’The Gene Pool’ is a show that hits its mark.” Seattlest[/quote]

[quote]…the performances are well worth the trip.” BroadwayWorld[/quote]

[quote]…’The Gene Pool’ is a great reminder that we’re all just trying to find our way” CultureMob[/quote]

[box][typography size=”10″]THE GENE POOL is produced by special arrangement with Bruce Ostler, ROSENSTONE ADAMS, LLC, 448 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036.[/typography][/box]