1. Hi.

Love & Information is a series of disconnected vignettes joined together by their exploration of interactions in a modern world. Focusing, naturally, on themes of love and information, the play explores relationships & dynamics between people, organizations, technology, and nature. It touches on topics of all sorts, from family to identity to illness to AI.

        2. I love you.

Love & Information is a story about communication. The play explores the many ways interactions can break, bend, and twist themselves into something new. It talks with itself about phones and computers, texting and emailing. It dives into the radio waves and TV signals to try and find what, exactly, has changed in our increasingly isolated landscape.

        3. I don’t know you.

Love & Information is an argument. It is not an argument for or against any one thing in particular - it is arguing for argument's sake. It interrupts, talks over itself, refuses to listen, and stomps out the door without warning. It is mean and loud, needling and sharp, close and desperate. It needs to be heard, to be believed. 

        4. Call me sometime.

We hope you'll join us for our production! We run May 30-June 8. 

Thanks to Paul Krumbein for writing this section!

Intiman Theatre and Seattle Central College have partnered to offer an Associate Arts degree program, emphasis in Technical Theatre for Social Justice (TTSJ), and applications are now live. Over the course of two years, you will work alongside Union professionals on Intiman’s mainstage productions, while studying equity and social justice at the college. As an associate degree direct transfer agreement (AA-DTA), you will be eligible to transfer to a four-year college or university if you so choose. 

Intiman Theatre has partnered with the Western Washington Theatrical Training Trust and representatives from the International Alliance of Stage Employees (IATSE) local 15, 488, and 887 unions to provide you with training, apprenticeships and skills necessary to apply to join the IATSE Union and begin working behind the scenes in the entertainment industry.

You will receive training in technical theatre and film elements including costumes and properties fabrication, stage lighting, electrics, projections, audio engineering, and scenic carpentry and painting, while studying topics such as contemporary moral problems, principles of environmental sustainability and applied social and cultural change.

Priority deadline is February 1, 2023. Applications will be accepted through summer 2023, and are accepted on a first come first serve basis. The program begins in September 2023.

Learn more about the program

This partnership between Seattle Central and Intiman Theatre is a direct response to two pressing issues: the need to diversify the crew who staff productions behind the scenes and the need to create an accessible path to the industry, especially for people of color.

Upon completion, students will earn a AA-DTA and can directly apply for IATSE union membership and enter the industry or transfer to a four-year program.

About Intiman Theatre

Intiman Theatre is a professional theater company in Seattle, Washington that was founded in 1972. Intiman won the 2006 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, the 2018 Gregory Award for Outstanding Musical and a 2019 Mayor's Award.

Intiman Theatre produces work that is surprising, relevant and encourages conversation, activism and a personal connection between the theatre and its audiences. Intiman supports diverse voices and unique collaborations that allow audiences to experience worlds that are different from their own, and then make a connection back to themselves through dialogue both at the theatre and in the community. In all of its activities, Intiman remains dedicated to making well-crafted work that speaks to our times. For more information, go to: https://www.intiman.org