“ It’s infectious...the real joy is in the sensation you get that you’re being let into a juicy and expansive secret.”
“A dramatic life story that shocks with almost unbelievable twists and turns! It’s funny, understated, and a flawless contribution to the realm of public history.”
- Matthew Gibbons, EdFringe Review
“It tells a history few of us will know and keeps us interested until the final curtain.”
Seattle: a town known for Frasier, coffee, and the World Cup.
But it's a city not known for its history, and that's a shame because Seattle’s history is downright bonkers.
While streets and buildings honor its founding fathers, there is a founding mother who has been written out of the history books because of her trade: Madam Lou Graham.
Meticulously researched for over ten years, join award-winning playwright and performer, Kate Danley, for a funny, fascinating look at one of Seattle's most influential and erased power players, Madam(e) Lou.
The truth is stranger than fiction, and no one could make this stuff up.
