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Burien Actors Theatre’s (BAT’s) Rebellious Women uses sharp humor, raw emotion and moments of intimacy to explore how far women will go for what they believe. The show performs April 10 through May 3.
When contented housewife Edith accidentally wanders into a suffragette meeting, she has no plans for revolution. But the women there will change her life forever. The harsh treatment of the protesters draws Edith toward the movement’s radical center. Where does she draw the line in the fight for equality? An unsentimental and sharp-witted homage to the suffragettes. “Deeds, not words.”
Rebellious Women contains some adult content.
Friday and Saturday performances are at 7:30 p.m.. Sunday performances are at 2 p.m. The show run time of approximately 90 minutes.
Free talk-backs after some performances—check BAT website for speakers, dates and times. France Giddings, the current president of Washington State NOW, will lead the May 2 talkback.
Burien Actors Theatre performances are at the Theater at Kennedy Catholic High School, 140 S. 140th St., Burien, WA 98168.
Follow the signs into the parking lot and around the buildings to the entrance, which is in back. There is plenty of free on-site parking.
Ticket prices range from $7 to $25. Student tickets are always $5. Opening weekend only, enjoy some outstanding deals. Only on Saturday, April 11 all tickets are $10. Only on Sunday, April 12, all tickets are just $7. For tickets and details, go to https://battheatre.org/rebellious-woman-spring-2026/, or call 206-242-5180 (message only).
If ticket pricing is a barrier, reach out to BAT at tickets@BATtheatre.org—theater is for everyone! Free/reduced price access for Rebellious Women is supported by 4Culture and the City of Burien.
Special thanks to Kennedy Catholic High School and Evergreen City Ballet.
This is a non-Equity production presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books.
THE CAST, DIRECTOR AND DESIGNERS
Co-stage directors Rochelle Flynn and Maggie Larrick direct the talented cast of Mari Roy (Edith), Elizabeth Ogle (Rose, Christabel), Amy Anderson (Constance, Beatrice, Gervase, Rev. Godwin, Mrs. Gladstone, various) and Alyson Lapan (Bertha, Emily, Tom, various). The creative team for the show includes: Rob Falk, lighting design; Jester Kamps, costume design; Timothy Duval, sound effects design; Cyndi Baumgardner, props design and set dressing, and Eric Dickman, set and sound design. Melissa Carter is stage manager.
ABOUT BAT THEATRE
Incorporated in 1980, BAT Theatre is a leading producer of affordable, quality live theater serving residents of the Puget Sound region. BAT gives audiences an invigorating theater experience with unusual productions. The theater’s mission is to “welcome and embrace our shared humanity through live theater. We question norms and thrive because of our diversity and energetic commitment to excellence.” As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) entity, BAT operates on revenue from ticket sales, donations, grants and sponsorships, plus volunteer time.
