REVIEWS! “Artifacts of Consequence” is progressive, sophisticated playwriting given an accomplished and invested performance.

Here’s what people have been saying about The Satori Group’s production of Ashlin Halfnight’s Artifacts of Consequence running through November 22nd at the Little Theatre (tickets available at Brown Paper Tickets):

“The issues are timeless, the delivery is smart (there is not a single weak link in the eight-character cast), and the set, equipped with waterworks, never-ending abysses, and underfoot lighting, convinces us that we have entered the story’s bleak sanctuary.”
–Kaia Chessen, The Stranger

“Satori Group’s sharp new production of Ashlin Halfnight’s Artifacts of Consequence is like the Coen brothers meets Woody Allen’s Sleeper… In terms of production, I haven’t seen a better, more well-rounded cast this year… more engrossing than any Hollywood blockbuster of the past four months. Not only is Artifacts a more visceral experience, but it’s interactive, too.”  Recommended
–Kevin Phinney, Seattle Weekly

“Satori Group executes the semi-surreal script with deadpan clarity…another dystopian tale graced with impressive acting, and with tech and design savvy…it’s laudably adventurous material…”
–Misha Berson, Seattle Times

“…it’s clear that [The Satori Group] knows what they’re doing and that they have an important contribution to make to local theater. “Artifacts of Consequence” is progressive, sophisticated playwriting given an accomplished and invested performance. They managed to make the end of the world new again.”
–Jerry Kraft, SeattleActor.com

“…for my money, Satori Group should be a model for contemporary experimental theatre companies.”
–Jeremy Barker, The SunBreak

“Reaffirmed my faith in theatre.”
–Stephen Ross

Artifacts of Consequence
By Ashlin Halfnight
Directed by Andrew Lazarow
Nov. 5th – Nov. 22nd; Thurs. - Mon. @ 8PM; One matinee, Sun. Nov. 22 @ 2PM

@ The Little Theatre (608 19th Ave E)

Artifacts of Consequence premiered in New York City in 2009, co-produced by Electric Pear Productions and PL115, and directed by Kristjan Thor.