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2018 Full Auction Catalog 2018 Full Auction Catalog Live Auction Items Page 2 Silent Auction Items Page 8 Premium Silent Page 19 Ticketed Events Page 24 Live Frenzy Items Page 25 Silent Frenzy Items Page 26 1 Live Auction Items Live Auction begins at 7:00 pm 001 Irish Dinner and Whiskey Tasting for 6 003 San Juan Island Air Tour for 2 with SSC Artistic Director George Mount! Now is your chance to rise above it all as two of you Here is an extremely rare event! George Mount, Seattle journey to the San Juan Islands by air. Pick your Shakespeare Company's Artistic Director and a huge fan destination - Friday Harbor, Roche Harbor, or East of Irish whiskey, will lead you and 5 of your friends Sound - and off you go! Under the command of a highly (total of 6) through tastings of at least five different Irish experienced commercial pilot, Eric Allais, who loves to whiskies, accompanied by appetizers. George will have fun, you will depart Everett's Paine Field in a Piper explain what makes each of the whiskies unique, Arrow. You may even get a little extra tour of Seattle desirable and satisfying. The tasting will be followed by sights along the way. Spend the night at your a traditional Irish dinner prepared by Emily Evans, long destination, then be picked up the next day for your time Seattle Shakespeare Company Board member. This return trip home if you like, all on your own schedule! event will be held at Emily's house on Queen Anne in Flight schedule and destinations are subject to weather conditions Seattle. The evening is sure to be memorable, unless of and pilot's discretion. Destinations limited to 350 flown miles round course you overdo the whiskey tastings. trip. Mutually agreeable date. Expires 04/15/19. Mutually agreeable date. Expires 04/21/19. Fair Market Value: $600 Donated by Eric and Lynette Allais Fair Market Value: $1200 Donated by Emily Evans, George Mount, and Kevin Wilson 004 Italian Dinner for 6 with a View! 002 Leavenworth Escape for 2 Enjoy a trip through the tastes of Italy with a multi- course meal, complete with wine pairings, for 6 people Get away from the city with 2 nights for 2 people in a at the Eastside home of J J Ewing and Anne Repass. J J, studio unit at Blackbird Lodge, in the heart of who travels regularly to Italy, will prepare a memorable Leavenworth, WA. Overlooking the Wenatchee River, dinner. Your meal could start with appetizers from Sicily the lodge is perfecting base for your adventures – from served with Prosecco from the Veneto. Followed by a enjoying the local festivals to white water rafting. The Venetian fish course with a rare white from Barolo. unit includes a queen or king bed, full bath, balcony, Then a main course featuring Tuscan style savory pork and fireplace. A complimentary waffle breakfast is loin (or wild boar) roast and a Brunello for your paired included. Use the $150 gift card to savor a gourmet wine. For dessert, perhaps deconstructed cannoli or meal at the Kingfisher Restaurant in the Sleeping Lady biscotti dipped in Vin Santo. All of this while you enjoy Mountain Resort. the stunning views from the hosts’ hilltop home. Buon Lodge dates are subject to availability and reservations must be Appetito! made through the donor. Expires: 12/31/19. Sleeping Lady gift card Arrange mutually agreeable date well in advance. The meal can be cannot be redeemed for cash. Reservations recommended for tailored, with ample notice, to any of your restrictions or preferences restaurant. or allergy concerns. For example, chef JJ can make most dishes with Fair Market Value: $470 gluten free methods. Expires 04/21/19. Donated by Jain Rutherford and Susan Wilder Fair Market Value: $1200 Donated by JJ Ewing and Anne Repass 2 005 Exclusive Seahawks Weekend 007 Immortalized in Song: Dinner and an Original Song by Justin Huertas Sweet Suites! See a Seahawks game from a private suite and stroll back to your luxurious hotel afterwards. Top A unique opportunity! You know local star Justin off your weekend Seattle staycation with dining and a Huertas for his hit musical Lizard Boy or for his original shopping spree! You’ll receive 2 tickets to American music and lyrics for Book-It Repertory Theatre’s recent Life’s shared private suite for a game in the 2018 production of Howl’s Moving Castle. Now get to know season. Laugh at traffic! You’ll also receive one night’s him personally - over dinner. While you and Justin enjoy lodging at the new Hilton Embassy Suites hotel, next to dinner at Toulouse Petite, he’ll be learning about you the stadium, in the heart of Old Seattle. (Parking and your journey. Then Justin will compose an original included!) Enjoy dinner or brunch right there in your song - about you! You’ll receive an audio file MP3 and hotel – at 13 Coins, the newest branch of a classic song lyrics. $150 in gift certificates to Toulouse Petite Seattle tradition. A $200 gift certificate to splurge at the (one of Justin’s favorite restaurants) are included. Seahawks Pro Shop completes the package! Mutually agreeable date for dinner. Expires 04/21/19. All rights to It is the winning bidder’s responsibility to initiate contact well in the song, including the rights to perform and broadcast the song, advance to make mutually agreeable arrangements for a specific remain with Justin Huertas. game and date. Must be used during the 2018 season. Fair Market Value: $1050 Fair Market Value: $3250 Donated by Justin Huertas, Jolene Zimmerman, and Toulouse Petit Donated by American Life, Inc 008 Provençal Dinner for 6 Chez Petitpas 006 Your Own Private Stratford-upon-Avon Bienvenue Chez Petitpas! Seattle Shakespeare Company Experience Shakespeare's home like never before! board member Sue Petitpas and her husband, Steve, Delve deep with a private tour of the Trust’s three welcome you and five friends to a 5-course gourmet houses in town—Hall's Croft, Shakespeare's New Place, Provençal dinner at their lovely home in Redmond. The and Shakespeare's birthplace—given by Shakespeare warm, colorful flavors of Provence will be present in aficionado and Shakespeare Birthplace Trust guide, both the food and the carefully chosen wines. Menu Mary Way. Then get personal with a private may include roast leg of lamb, ratatouille, French performance of some of Shakespeare's most famous cheeses and chocolate mousse depending on your speeches and scenes, given inside or on the grounds of tastes. Joining you for dinner will be two of Seattle Shakespeare's family home by Shakespeare Aloud Shakespeare Company's stars, actors Brenda Joyner and alumni, Louis Osborne and Rebecca Pratt. A tour of the Evan Whitfield, who will entertain you with a few of town and intro to Holy Trinity Church, Shakespeare's their favorite Shakespearean passages between final resting place, is possible if time allows. To pave the courses. Bon Appetit! way, you will receive a £500 voucher for The Arden Hotel (or any of the 8 Eden Collection hotels), a £150 Menu can be customized for dietary restrictions. Mutually agreeable voucher for the Royal Shakespeare Company and two date. To accommodate actors' schedules, substitutions may occur. Expires on 04/15/19. tickets good for all five houses in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. Fair Market Value: $1250 It is the winning bidder’s responsibility to contact donor by 12/31/18 Donated by Brenda Joyner, Evan Whitfield, and Sue and Steve to make arrangements to obtain vouchers and tickets. Private tours Petitpas and performance are for 2 people and expire 04/22/19. Vouchers and tickets expire 1 year from the date of issue and must be presented upon arrival. Other restrictions apply to vouchers and tickets per organization websites. Fair Market Value: $1000 Donated by Louis Osborne, Rebecca Pratt, Mary Way, and Michele and Kyle Peltonen 3 009 A Spottswoode Vertical 011 Fly Back In Time on The Grumpy! The 6-year stretch from 2002 to 2007 saw this Fly back in time with this rare opportunity to be part of extraordinary Napa Valley winery produce a stream of history. The venerable B-25D Mitchell, known 90-point ratings from Robert Parker. All are drinkable affectionately as ''Grumpy'', is part of the Historic Flight now but can be cellared for as long as your patience fleet based at Paine Field. The list of credits for this craft allows. A rarity in the sometimes overly macho world of includes many firsts: first Army Air Corps plane to see winemaking, owner, manager, winemaker are all action on every fighting front of WWII; first to sink a women. submarine; and first medium bomber to fly from a Must be over 21 to purchase. carrier deck. Yet it was designed in just 40 days, without Fair Market Value: $1507 wind-tunnel tests or prototypes. The plane?s initial Michael and Jeanne E Milligan flight occurred in August of 1940. Your flight will last about two or more hours. And with a 1-year 009B A Selection of 2008 Premier Bordeaux membership to the Historic Flight Foundation you?ll have unlimited admission to the Restoration Center. Be Another superb collection of wines. These wines were one of the few in the world to have the experience of purchased en primeur, before bottling, and since flying in ''Grumpy.'' delivery have been stored at 55 degrees. Representing six of the major growing areas of Bordeaux, these top- For one person only. Expires 04/22/19. rated wines from an exceptional year showcase the Fair Market Value: $495 variety of the Bordeaux region.
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