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Little Red Studio - The Saffron Show

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Little Red Studio

Venue: Little Red Studio
400 Dexter Ave N
Cascade (South Lake Union), Seattle
206-328-4758
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Opening Night: Saturday, October 4, 2008
Closes: Saturday, December 20, 2008

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The Saffron Show is rich in depth and beauty, with deep sorrowful song, overarching aerial sensuality, exotic belly dance, poetry steeped in the human struggle and victory, pointed drama, sensual video, humor, and the diversity endemic to LRS.

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Price range: $30
TPS: $25

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It was originally posted: 2008-07-30 17:31:17
By Kerry Christianson

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According to Greek mythology, the handsome mortal Crocos fell in love with the beautiful nymph Smilax. His attentions were noticed but unwanted by Smilax, and he was turned into a purple crocus flower. From thence comes the rare and exotic Saffron.

Scheherazade, herself, would love what the Little Red Studio has cooked up now: An evening of all things Middle Eastern and Persian. Come celebrate in this festive, free flow of interactive, erotic art-making. Join us as we create a mystical, sensual, magical world of myths, legend and divinity.

This is a unique show in that the studio will be set up like a bazaar with various tent areas, wandering gypsies, and awesome stage shows concerning the human struggle between their human nature and their essential divinity. There will be story tellers, aerialists, poets, fortune tellers, belly dancers, dramatic pieces, musicians, and a female vocalist, Mary Lydia Ryan.