Thursday, October 1, 7:30 PM
Spend an unforgettable evening filled with Broadway favorites, heartfelt performances, and the incredible talents of Kat Agudo, accompanied by Linda Dowdell, along with her friends Kyle LeMaire, Morgan Bartholick, and Maggie Jo Bulkley who will make this a night to remember.
Most importantly, this evening is an opportunity for our community to surround Kat with love and support as she begins the difficult journey of rebuilding after this devastating loss.
Come for the music. Stay for the community. Give what you can to help Kat find her way home again.
A Letter from Denise Winter
Dear Key City Community,
October is a time of gathering, reflection, and abundance—and this year, we are thrilled to open A Harvest of the Arts Festival, running October 1–25 at Key City Public Theatre.
Our festival begins with something especially meaningful: Kat Agudo & Friends: A Benefit Concert, on October 1 at 7:30pm.
Kat Agudo is a beloved theatre artist and our Audience Services Manager here at Key City Public Theatre. You may know Kat from numerous appearances on our stage in productions including The Winter’s Tale, Bark! The Musical, and Sips & Scripts. Kat is also one of the warm, welcoming faces who help make Key City a home for artists and audiences alike.
Following a recent devastating house fire and loss of home and personal belongings, Kat is working towards finding a permanent home here in the Port Townsend community. Together, we have an opportunity to surround Kat with the same care, generosity, and community resilience that they have shared with so many of us when attending and working at KCPT.
On October 1, Kat will take the stage alongside friends Morgan Bartholick, Kyle LeMaire, and Maggie Jo Bulkley, with Music Director Linda Dowdell, for an evening of music, friendship, laughter, and connection. Together, they will entertain us while helping raise much-needed funds to support Kat on the long journey to a new home.
All seats are Pay What You Wish. There is no set ticket price—give what you can. Every contribution, large or small, helps.
At Key City, we believe that the arts are more than what happens on stage. They are how we gather. They are how we tell one another that we belong. And, especially in difficult moments, they are how we remind each other that no one has to stand alone.
So please join us on October 1. Come for the music. Come for the friendship. Come to celebrate Kat. And come be part of a community that shows up for its own.
I look forward to seeing you at the theatre as we open A Harvest of the Arts Festival together.
With gratitude and love,
Denise Winter
Artistic Director
Key City Public Theatre
