Saturday, November 2 at 4PM
Mshale, a Mount Kilimanjaro tour guide, dreams of marrying a white woman and moving to the West. Sprite doesn’t like white people and sets out to decolonize what he deems “his mountain.” Henry and Frannie are white missionaries who claim to be Tanzanian.
Uhuru is a dramedy that follows this unlikely foursome as they journey together to the roof of Africa.
All tickets are pay-what-you-choose.
Tickets can be purchased at the ACT Contemporary Theatre Box Office starting one hour before the event.
Union Arts Center
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ACT Contemporary Theatre is approximately three blocks from the Westlake Light Rail station. As well as located near many bus lines and routes.
REGULAR OPERATING HOURS
In-Person, Phones, and Email:
12:00pm – 6:00pm, Tuesday – Friday
The Box Office is closed on weekends, except during showtime operations, and for the following company holidays:
New Year’s Day
Martin Luther King Day
President’s Day
Memorial Day
Juneteenth
Independence Day
Labor Day
Indigenous People’s Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year’s Eve
When a holiday falls on a weekend, the Federal or State observed day will be recognized by Union Arts Center.
*Please note that during busy times calls may be sent directly to voicemail. Please leave a message with your request so that a representative can respond promptly.
ADDITIONAL SHOWTIME OPERATING HOURS
In-Person:
For performances, the Box Office will be open one (1) hour before curtain time for Will Call and Sales for that day’s event(s). Staff is usually not available by phone or email during this time.
All other times, please contact the box office at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 206.292.7676.
"We recognize that now is a powerful and invigorating moment of change. We seize this opportunity to work towards becoming an anti-racist, fully accessible, multicultural theatre that is truly welcoming to all. With the help of artists, staff, and others, both in Seattle and nationally, including the demands in We See You, White American Theatre, we are doing work to reform our policies and procedures to create change at all levels of our institution. We understand that this work is ongoing, there is no end, no finish line to cross as we continue to learn and evolve as an organization. Being a theatre that is making an authentic effort to improve its culture requires vigilance and care. We will continue to share our steps along this journey with you in the spirit of transparency and continuous growth. Below we have listed the steps we have taken as an organization, and provided hyperlinks to more specific information and to track progress."For more information about Union Arts Center's commitment to equity and racial justice, view their full equity statement.
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