Event Fee

$1-$8. Saturday evening admission is $10. Sunday matinee admission is $8. Half-price tickets are available for Senior Citizens and students, and every performance has 10 Pay-What-You-Can rush tickets ($1 minimum) for purchase at the door.

Event Information

Set in a highly competitive architecture firm, this bold, laugh-out-loud script by one of America’s master playwrights takes an explosive look at the complicated modern battle of the sexes raging across Cubicle Land. A funny yet insightful view of what it means to be female in a male-dominated career, and one woman’s response when she tires of slamming into the glass ceiling. Featuring: Heather Hawkins, Mona Leach, Galen Joseph Osier, Michael Patten and Jeremy Young.

WARNING: What We’re Up Against contains strong language, and is not recommended for ages younger than 17.

Theatre That Gets People Talking, Feed Your Mind examines topical issues from different perspectives. The plays are presented simply: no costumes or sets—just the actors and the text. Following every performance, a discussion with the audience and artists further explores the relevance of issues raised in more depth.

The Ethnic Cultural Theatre is located at 3940 Brooklyn Ave NE in Seattle. Saturday evening admission is $10. Sunday matinee admission is $8. Half-price tickets are available for Senior Citizens and students, and every performance has 10 Pay-What-You-Can rush tickets ($1 minimum) for purchase at the door. Free parking is available in University of Washington’s lot W12, located at just south of the Ethnic Cultural Theater on Brooklyn Ave NE. For more information, visit www.mirrorstage.org.