Frequently Asked Questions

Richard Hugo House in association with Town Hall Seattle and Western Arts Alliance presents

Frequently Asked Questions: Mike Daisey and Reggie Watts Explain the Meaning of Life

Wednesday, September 3, 8 p.m. at Town Hall Seattle


Our online world offers banks of cheerful answers to a customer's standard questions: “How do I change my password?” “How do I sync my phone with my thing?” “My computer has frozen. What do I do?” But what of the questions that come after work hours, or at 3 a.m? Questions like, “Why is my pleasure so fleeting?” “Am I here for a reason?” “Why didn't I live up to my potential?”

Two of our freshest and funniest performers—erstwhile Seattleites Mike Daisey (“21 Dog Years,” “How Theater Failed America”) and Reggie Watts (of Maktub, “Disinformation”)—will answer the “other” frequently asked questions in a show that combines improvisation and philosophy, performance and storytelling.


Tickets are $18/$15 for Richard Hugo House and Town Hall Seattle members, seniors and students and can be purchased at brownpapertickets.com





About Mike Daisey
Mike Daisey has been called a “master storyteller” and “one of the finest solo performers of his generation” by The New York Times for his monologues, including “21 Dog Years,” “How Theater Failed America,” “Invincible Summer,” “Great Men of Genius” and “Monopoly!,” which he's performed off Broadway, across the country and around the world.







About Reggie Watts
Reggie Watts is a writer, composer, singer and comedian, best known as the front man of the Seattle band Maktub. Winner of the Andy Kaufman Comedy Award in 2006, Reggie has recently been touring the country with his stage show, “Disinformation,” a mix of improvised music, absurd comedy and visceral social commentary.