Now recruiting!
Needed: Actors to fill all roles (except Kirk, Spock and McCoy), which will be cast without regard to the gender or race of the original series characters. We are not looking for impersonation. We are looking for creative people who want to be part of the process both on and off stage.
Auditions will consist of cold readings. Please be prepared to stay for the entire time; we may not need you for that long but we will be holding callbacks after hearing everyone.
Performances will take place at the end of July and beginning of August outside at Blanche Lavizzo Park.
Time: EITHER Sunday, March 16th or Tuesday, March 18th, from 6-9pm.
Location: Theatre Puget Sound, Armory/Center House 4th floor, Seattle Center, Studio C (Sunday, March 16th) and Studio I (Tuesday, March 18th)
Since 2010, Hello Earth has engaged Seattle audiences with live productions of Star Trek and Star Wars in the park. This fall, we're moving indoors for a special production, but will be up and out again next summer!
Volunteer Open House
Are you a fan of outdoor theater? Of Star Trek? Of Outdoor Trek? Ever wanted to help with Outdoor Trek, without knowing quite what to do? Well, here's your chance to join the team!
Join us Sunday, February 16, any time between 5pm and 8pm in the Armory/Center House in Seattle Center. Come drop in and say hi to the cast and crew of Hello Earth. We'll be talking about our upcoming show, "Mirror, Mirror," as well as how YOU can be part of it. Whether you're interested in PR, promotion, costumes/sets/props, or joining our Away Team for production days, come down to the Armory/Center House at Seattle Center any time between 5 and 8 and talk to us!

Join us Sunday, February 16, any time between 5pm and 8pm in the Armory/Center House in Seattle Center. Come drop in and say hi to the cast and crew of Hello Earth. We'll be talking about our upcoming show, "Mirror, Mirror," as well as how YOU can be part of it. Whether you're interested in PR, promotion, costumes/sets/props, or joining our Away Team for production days, come down to the Armory/Center House at Seattle Center any time between 5 and 8 and talk to us!

Vote for Next Year's Outdoor Trek Episode!
Thanks to everyone who came out and supported us this year. We had a blast, record attendance, and a lot of enthusiasm for next year. At the request of some absentee voters and mail-in precincts, we've kept the voting open a few days longer! You don't have to donate, but we've included a handy button in case you do. Thanks to Chief Engineer Michael Bowers for setting this up!
Update: Voting is closed! And the winner is:
Update: Voting is closed! And the winner is:
MIRROR, MIRROR
Watch this space for future announcements about dates and times and how you can get involved! And be sure to follow us on twitter at @hello_earth (and now, @hail_terra--no relation) for more updates and ways to be involved!
Outdoor Trek Performances
Presenting Outdoor Star Trek's Devil In The Dark (the one with the Horta)
Summer 2013 at Blanche Lavizzo Park (2100 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA, 98144)
Saturday, July 27 at 7pm
Sunday, July 28 at 2pm
Saturday, August 3 at 7pm
Sunday, August 4 at 2pm
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Summer 2013 at Blanche Lavizzo Park (2100 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA, 98144)
Saturday, July 27 at 7pm
Sunday, July 28 at 2pm
Saturday, August 3 at 7pm
Sunday, August 4 at 2pm
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on Twitter
Auditions for this season!
Hello Earth is a grass roots community enterprise formed with the intention of presenting free entertainment in outdoor spaces. Both previous Star Trek episodes, “The Naked Time” and “This Side of Paradise”, were great successes and this year will be even more spectacular.
Needed: Actors to fill all roles (except Kirk and Spock), which will be cast without regard to the gender or race of the original series characters. We are not looking for impersonation. We are looking for creative people who want to be part of the process both on and off stage.
Auditions: Sunday, April 21st from 7-10 pm OR Monday, April 22nd from 7-10 pm
Location: Theatre Puget Sound, Armory/Center House, Seattle Center, Room E (Sunday, April 21st) and Room B (Monday, April 22nd)
Auditions will consist of cold readings. Please be prepared to stay for the entire time; we may not need you for that long but we will be holding callbacks after hearing everyone.
Performances will take place at the end of July and beginning of August outside at Blanche Lavizzo Park.
Please contact us at helloearthseattle@gmail.com with any questions, or if you wish to help with the production in another capacity. And pass this notice on!
Second Weekend Summary
Wow! Our second weekend was even better than the first!
Saturday was a gorgeous one in Seattle, not too hot, not too cold. AND we started to play a new game on Twitter: #thetreklebowski. You take a quote from the Coen Brothers' classic film and reconfigure it for the Star Trek universe.
"I mean, say what you like about the tenets of IDIC, Dude, at least it's an ethos."
"Vulcanian is not the preferred nomenclature. Vulcan-American, please."
You can play, too, if you have a Twitter account!
Sunday we thought it was going to rain, but then it didn't, and as the show continued the sun broke through the clouds, until we were left with a brilliant blue sky. We counted 150 people in our audience. . . going where no Outdoor Trek has gone before in terms of crowd. You can see some great pictures from one of Sunday's audience members below.
Saturday was a gorgeous one in Seattle, not too hot, not too cold. AND we started to play a new game on Twitter: #thetreklebowski. You take a quote from the Coen Brothers' classic film and reconfigure it for the Star Trek universe.
"I mean, say what you like about the tenets of IDIC, Dude, at least it's an ethos."
"Vulcanian is not the preferred nomenclature. Vulcan-American, please."
You can play, too, if you have a Twitter account!
Sunday we thought it was going to rain, but then it didn't, and as the show continued the sun broke through the clouds, until we were left with a brilliant blue sky. We counted 150 people in our audience. . . going where no Outdoor Trek has gone before in terms of crowd. You can see some great pictures from one of Sunday's audience members below.
Final Weekend! and photos
This Saturday at 7 and Sunday at 2 are our last two shows of the year. If you haven't seen us, or told your friends, now is the time. We've had a great time so far and hope you'll join us next year.
In the meantime, to whet your appetite, here are some photos taken by James Brendlinger of Sunday's performance. Enjoy!
In the meantime, to whet your appetite, here are some photos taken by James Brendlinger of Sunday's performance. Enjoy!
Our house band, The Redshirts!
"Another dream that failed..."
Elias Sandoval informs the away team of this perfect world.
Mr. Spock and the spores.
Kirk won't cooperate. Spock is not impressed.
But he is pretty happy anyway.
Kirk's turn. Maybe he just wants his own crown.
Sulu and Leslie discuss horticultural matters.
Back on the bridge, Kirk makes an inspiring speech. No one is impressed.
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