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Tickets on sale soon at Key City Public Theatre, Port Townsend!

In February, 2020, the doors to Key City Public Theatre will open on a vibrant multimedia art experience, Visions in Motion 2020! Lively music, original art, and intriguing explorations of history and freedom will greet the audience when they enter. The evening will unfold with a provocative performance in which theatre, poetry, and dance draw the viewer into a colorful and challenging world where the cycles of oppression, decay, and renewal are made visible.

Will you join us on this exciting journey? Whether you are near or far, you can participate in this amazing project by contributing to our campaign. Your donations will fund production and outreach costs, including: a pay as you wish performance making theatre accessible to all; an open to the public art and media exhibition; inspiring sets; dance costumes; and a project video bringing this local art experience to the world.

Our goal is to raise $10,00 for production costs and to pay for a professional video to take our show beyond Port Townsend and to Los Angeles, Writers Guild.

Find our Campaign HERE!

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Jessica Plumb is an award-winning filmmaker and writer known for exploring the relationship between people and place. She is the Producer, Co-Director and writer of Return of the River, a feature documentary about the restoration of the Elwha River, and the largest dam removal in history. Recognized with a dozen festival awards, including “Best Storytelling” by the International Wildlife Film Festival, the film was reviewed as "hell-raising documentary filmmaking at its best". Her short films and video installations, described as video poetry, have screened in galleries and theaters throughout the United States and internationally. Plumb directs a video production company that creates educational and promotional films for clients. Her freelance writing has been published in the Seattle Times op-ed pages, Mountaineers Magazine, and Boston Sunday Globe among others. Raised on the coast of Maine, Plumb worked in Boston and Beijing before being called to mountains and waters of the Olympic Peninsula. Plumb holds a B.A. from Yale University and an interdisciplinary MFA from Goddard College.