Wind up your gears, polish your best goggles, and fire up your airship for a smashing adventure this summer! Pork Filled Productions is proud to present The Clockwork Professor, a world premiere play by Maggie Lee, directed by Amy Poisson (These Streets), at the Theatre Off Jackson (409 7th Ave. S., Seattle), from July 12 to August 3, 2013.

Professor Pemberton is a humble inventor, a quiet man of science. As political unrest sweeps over the great city of New Providence, buried secrets from his past threaten to destroy everything that he holds dear, and perhaps even the Crown itself! From romance to royal airships to roving inter-dimensional portals, come join The Clockwork Professor on this action-packed adventure of fantastical science fiction with a steampunk twist!

Cast

Radio Announcer    Melissa Slaughter
Lady Sophia/Sophie Park    Ana Maria Campoy
Dr. Balthazar Higgins    Phillip Keiman
Professor Seamus Pemberton    Brad Walker
Matilda James    Narea Kang
Lawrence Howell    Randall Brammer
Mr. Jervis    Karissa Samples
Mr. Sullivan    Sascha Streckel
Jin Rubik    Moses Yim
additional voice recording    Julie Hoang, Kathy Hsieh, Dorcas Lewis and cast

Staff and Desginers

written by    Maggie Lee
directed by    Amy Poisson
stage managed by    Jason Drew Panzer
assistat stage managed by    Rebekah Buroughs
light board operator    Dani Dodge
dramaturge    Daniel Rector
sets & props design    Robin Macartney
lighting design    David Baldwin
sound design    Johanna Melamed
costume design    Samantha Armitage
costume assistant    Carmen Olmedo
composer    Admiral YRN
movement choreographer    Juliet Waller Pruzan
fight captain    Randall Brammer
poster design    Phil Foglio with Kaja Foglio and Cheyenne Wright
logo design    Beth Hammer
production photography    Joe Iano
production assistant    Kathy Hsieh
producers    Narea Kang, Maggie Lee, May Nguyen and Roger Tang

"But what they do have going for them is an original story by Maggie Lee that is at the same time funny and fascinating...Ably directed by Poisson the show never bogs itself down or becomes stayed. I would have liked a bit more in the over the top melodrama aspect as well as a division between the two worlds inhabiting the play but it's a minor point in a very fun show.
Broadway World Seattle

"Directed by Amy Poisson, this world premiere of The Clockwork Professor brings local playwright Maggie Lee’s science fiction a la steampunk play to charming realization...This isn’t ethnic theatre. It’s just fine theatre. So, if you have any interest in science fiction, or you just want something a bit different, give this a try."
Seattle Artsstage-Seattlerage

"The script itself is dynamite, telling a massive story in a very concise way. What I loved most about The Clockwork Professor is that there are incredibly tender moments – amidst almost non-stop action – that do not feel forced or misplaced. We understand from the beginning that there are love connections but the action doesn’t stop in order to illustrate what is so obviously there. This is a very intricate balance that is done with brilliance thanks to great direction by Amy Poisson and the strong backbone of a script."
Copious Love Productions

"The Clockwork Professor is earnest and good-natured and even a little subversive..."
The Stranger