This Week in Arts: Weekly Roundup (2/7)
There’s plenty to love this weekend, with shows opening and short runs to catch while they last. Here’s what’s on this week.
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Openings
ArtsWest: Covenant (opened this week, closing 3/2). In West Seattle.
Jet City Improv: Big Tech @ West of Lenin (opened this week, closing 3/1). In Seattle (Fremont).
Seattle Rep: Blues for an Alabama Sky (co-presented with The Hansberry Project) (opened this week, closing 2/23). At the Seattle Center.
Anacortes Community Theatre: The Odd Couple (female version) (opens tonight, closing 3/1). In Anacortes.
BadmarmarDance: Vessel @ Exit Space (opens tonight, closing 2/15). In Seattle (Capitol Hill).
Bremerton Community Theatre: Spider’s Web (opens tonight, closing 3/2). In Bremerton.
Jerboa Dance Company: Flux @ Yaw Theater (opens tonight, closing 2/15). In Seattle (Georgetown).
Seattle Pacific University Theatre: Anastasia The Musical (opens tonight, closing 2/15). In Seattle (North Queen Anne).
Tacoma Musical Playhouse: Xanadu (opens tonight, closing 3/2). In Tacoma.
The 5th Avenue Theatre & ACT Contemporary Theatre: The Last Five Years (co-production at ACT) (previews 2/8-12, opens 2/13, closing 3/16). In Downtown Seattle.
Intiman Theatre: Crave @ Erickson Theatre (previews 2/11-12, opens 2/13, closing 3/2). In Seattle (Capitol Hill).
Short Runs
On the Boards: Shamel Pitts/Tribe – Black Hole: Trilogy And Triathlon (through 2/8). In Seattle (Lower Queen Anne).
Velocity Dance Center: Bridge Project 2025 (new works by DaeZhane Day, kelly langeslay, and Kai Leigh Roach + Sylvia Schatz-Allison) (through 2/8). In Seattle (Capitol Hill).
Bainbridge Island Theater Lab: MagPie @ Bainbridge Performing Arts (through 2/9). On Bainbridge Island.
Seattle Opera: The Magic Flute Artists in Recital (2/7). At the Seattle Center.
Rainy Day Artistic Collective: New Works New Writers (2/7-9). Online.
Aspire Repertory Theatre: Friends Without Benefits: Bobbi Kotula, Candace Donehoo Pullom & Karen Skrinde (cabaret) (2/8-9). In Seattle (Northgate).
Theatre33: The Little Prince (youth production) (2/8-9). In Bellevue.
Closing Soon
Annex Theatre: Gold (closing 2/8). In Seattle (Capitol Hill). Read NWTheatre’s review here.
Bellingham TheatreWorks: Deep Blue Sound (closing 2/9). In Bellingham.
Evergreen Playhouse: Charley’s Aunt (closing 2/9). In Centralia.
Harlequin Productions: Ms Holmes & Ms Watson – Apt 2B (closing 2/9). In Olympia.
Olympia Family Theater: The Giver (closing 2/9). In Olympia.
Pacific Northwest Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty (closing 2/9). At the Seattle Center. Read NWTheatre’s review here.
Saltfire Theatre: Macbeth @ Fort Worden (closing 2/9). In Port Townsend.
Tacoma Little Theatre: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (closing 2/9). In Tacoma.
Continuing Runs
Strawberry Theatre Workshop: Circle Mirror Transformation (closing 2/15). In Seattle (Capitol Hill).
Bellingham Theatre Guild: Home, I’m Darling! (closing 2/16). In Bellingham.
Olympia Little Theatre: No Exit (closing 2/16). In Olympia.
Women & Femmes, or Females @ Theatre Off Jackson (closing 2/17). In Seattle (International District).
Centerstage Theatre: Miss Holmes (closing 2/23). In Federal Way (Dash Point).
Village Theatre: Dial M for Murder (closing 2/23, followed by Everett run). In Issaquah.
Broadway Across America: Hamilton (touring) @ The Paramount Theatre (closing 3/2). In Seattle (Downtown).
Taproot Theatre: Lewis and Tolkien (closing 3/8). In Seattle (Greenwood).
Can Can Culinary Cabaret: Noir (closing 3/16). In Seattle (Pike Place Market).
The Roundup is a weekly feature. For this month’s shows by day, with ticketing info and links, see the Performance Calendar.
Want to plan your show schedule further out? See NWT’s list of 2024 shows, updated frequently as season lineups are announced.
Chase D. Anderson is Editor & Producer of NWTheatre.org.