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SIFF Ticket Info
Thursday, May 25, through Sunday, June 18
SW Editors
Published on May 17, 2006
Venues
Broadway Performance Hall (1625 Broadway, 206-324-9996); Egyptian (801 E. Pine St., 206-781-5755); Harvard Exit (807 E. Roy St., 206-781-5755); Lincoln Square (700 Bellevue Way N.E., Bellevue, 425-450-9100); Neptune (1303 N.E. 45th St., 206-781-5755); Northwest Film Forum (1515 12th Ave., 206-267-5380); Pacific Place (600 Pine St., 206-652-2404).
Prices
Regular screenings are $10, with discounts ($5–$8) for matinees, midnight screenings, and SIFF members. Gala screenings and special events are priced separately. Numerous passes in different configurations are available.
Tickets
www.seattlefilm.com or 206-324-9996. Or visit one of SIFF's two box offices from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon.–Sat., noon–6 p.m. Sun. Main box office: Pacific Place (600 Pine St., second floor), for single tickets or SIFF passes. Satellite box office: Broadway Performance Hall (1625 Broadway), for single tickets only. This year, will-call tickets may be picked up at any venue. Less than 30 minutes to showtime, tickets are available at the screening venue only.
Schedule/Info
www.seattlefilm.com or 206-324-9997.
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