Be advised: These are the tickets for Friday, November 28

The Wake of Annie Grady
Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. In the aftermath of the failed Fenian rising, habeas corpus has been suspended and rebels are on the run. Tension grips the city as a cholera outbreak claims hundreds of lives, while new science challenges the miasma theory, insisting poor sanitation—not foul air—spreads the deadly disease. Amid this turmoil, Annie Grady, a beloved teacher at Alexandra College, is pulled from the River Liffey. Authorities rule her death an accident, but whispers tell another story.

Within the grand rooms of Seattle’s historic Stimson Green Mansion, this site-specific world premiere from WhatNot Theatrics invites you to step inside the Grady household as a mourner at Annie’s wake. You’ll navigate a world steeped in Irish folklore and myth, where grief sharpens into suspicion, and every conversation may conceal a clue. Your presence matters—secrets will surface, stories will twist, and the truth will only be revealed if you’re willing to listen because when the living gather, the dead tell tales.

📅 Dates & Times

• Wednesday, November 26 – 6:30pm

• Friday, November 28 – 6:30pm

• Saturday, November 29 – 6:30pm

• Sunday, November 30 – 1:30pm

📍 Venue
Stimson Green Mansion
1204 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Age Recommendation: Due to mature themes and content, attendees must be 16 years or older to attend. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Audience Etiquette: This is a wake, and the dead deserve respect. Disruptive or drunken behavior will not be tolerated, and guests who cannot honor the atmosphere of the event may be asked to leave without refund.

About Your Experience
This is a site-specific, immersive theatrical event. Once you cross the threshold of the historic Stimson Green Mansion, you will find yourself in Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. The story will unfold all around you—sometimes in plain sight, sometimes in whispered corners.

We invite you to roam freely through the rooms, linger by doorways to overhear private conversations, and lean closer when a secret is about to be shared. Speak with Annie’s family and friends, piece together their memories, and decide for yourself what truly happened. In the Grady home, the fearless find the truth.

Amenities & Accessibility

• Bathrooms: Three gender-neutral restrooms are located inside the Mansion.

• Intermission: There is no intermission. If you need a break, you may rest on the veranda, where limited seating and water will be available.

• Accessibility: Stimson Green Mansion is a historic property and unfortunately does not have step-free entrances. Entry requires climbing stairs, and once inside, stairs lead either up to the bedrooms or down to the billiards room.

Whatnot Theatrics is fiscally sponsored by Shunpike

Be advised: These are the tickets for Saturday, November 29

The Wake of Annie Grady
Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. In the aftermath of the failed Fenian rising, habeas corpus has been suspended and rebels are on the run. Tension grips the city as a cholera outbreak claims hundreds of lives, while new science challenges the miasma theory, insisting poor sanitation—not foul air—spreads the deadly disease. Amid this turmoil, Annie Grady, a beloved teacher at Alexandra College, is pulled from the River Liffey. Authorities rule her death an accident, but whispers tell another story.

Within the grand rooms of Seattle’s historic Stimson Green Mansion, this site-specific world premiere from WhatNot Theatrics invites you to step inside the Grady household as a mourner at Annie’s wake. You’ll navigate a world steeped in Irish folklore and myth, where grief sharpens into suspicion, and every conversation may conceal a clue. Your presence matters—secrets will surface, stories will twist, and the truth will only be revealed if you’re willing to listen because when the living gather, the dead tell tales.

📅 Dates & Times

• Wednesday, November 26 – 6:30pm

• Friday, November 28 – 6:30pm

• Saturday, November 29 – 6:30pm

• Sunday, November 30 – 1:30pm

📍 Venue
Stimson Green Mansion
1204 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Age Recommendation: Due to mature themes and content, attendees must be 16 years or older to attend. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Audience Etiquette: This is a wake, and the dead deserve respect. Disruptive or drunken behavior will not be tolerated, and guests who cannot honor the atmosphere of the event may be asked to leave without refund.

About Your Experience
This is a site-specific, immersive theatrical event. Once you cross the threshold of the historic Stimson Green Mansion, you will find yourself in Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. The story will unfold all around you—sometimes in plain sight, sometimes in whispered corners.

We invite you to roam freely through the rooms, linger by doorways to overhear private conversations, and lean closer when a secret is about to be shared. Speak with Annie’s family and friends, piece together their memories, and decide for yourself what truly happened. In the Grady home, the fearless find the truth.

Amenities & Accessibility

• Bathrooms: Three gender-neutral restrooms are located inside the Mansion.

• Intermission: There is no intermission. If you need a break, you may rest on the veranda, where limited seating and water will be available.

• Accessibility: Stimson Green Mansion is a historic property and unfortunately does not have step-free entrances. Entry requires climbing stairs, and once inside, stairs lead either up to the bedrooms or down to the billiards room.

Whatnot Theatrics is fiscally sponsored by Shunpike

Be advised: These are the tickets for Sunday, November 30

The Wake of Annie Grady
Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. In the aftermath of the failed Fenian rising, habeas corpus has been suspended and rebels are on the run. Tension grips the city as a cholera outbreak claims hundreds of lives, while new science challenges the miasma theory, insisting poor sanitation—not foul air—spreads the deadly disease. Amid this turmoil, Annie Grady, a beloved teacher at Alexandra College, is pulled from the River Liffey. Authorities rule her death an accident, but whispers tell another story.

Within the grand rooms of Seattle’s historic Stimson Green Mansion, this site-specific world premiere from WhatNot Theatrics invites you to step inside the Grady household as a mourner at Annie’s wake. You’ll navigate a world steeped in Irish folklore and myth, where grief sharpens into suspicion, and every conversation may conceal a clue. Your presence matters—secrets will surface, stories will twist, and the truth will only be revealed if you’re willing to listen because when the living gather, the dead tell tales.

📅 Dates & Times

• Wednesday, November 26 – 6:30pm

• Friday, November 28 – 6:30pm

• Saturday, November 29 – 6:30pm

• Sunday, November 30 – 1:30pm

📍 Venue
Stimson Green Mansion
1204 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98101

Age Recommendation: Due to mature themes and content, attendees must be 16 years or older to attend. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Audience Etiquette: This is a wake, and the dead deserve respect. Disruptive or drunken behavior will not be tolerated, and guests who cannot honor the atmosphere of the event may be asked to leave without refund.

About Your Experience
This is a site-specific, immersive theatrical event. Once you cross the threshold of the historic Stimson Green Mansion, you will find yourself in Dublin, Ireland – July 5, 1867. The story will unfold all around you—sometimes in plain sight, sometimes in whispered corners.

We invite you to roam freely through the rooms, linger by doorways to overhear private conversations, and lean closer when a secret is about to be shared. Speak with Annie’s family and friends, piece together their memories, and decide for yourself what truly happened. In the Grady home, the fearless find the truth.

Amenities & Accessibility

• Bathrooms: Three gender-neutral restrooms are located inside the Mansion.

• Intermission: There is no intermission. If you need a break, you may rest on the veranda, where limited seating and water will be available.

• Accessibility: Stimson Green Mansion is a historic property and unfortunately does not have step-free entrances. Entry requires climbing stairs, and once inside, stairs lead either up to the bedrooms or down to the billiards room.

Whatnot Theatrics is fiscally sponsored by Shunpike