Author: Chase D. Anderson

This week has tons of shows closing, so be sure to catch those when you can; plus an intriguing slate of short-runs and openings worth a look. 

This week brings plenty of dance and opera, a director-directed theatre festival, great ASL-interpreted show options, and a big burst of openings all around town. 

Lots of openings this weekend, particularly at theatres outside of Seattle, kick off a sunny season. 

This one is a blissfully calm week in openings, giving you a chance to catch up on any continuing runs

Catch a don’t-miss production before it closes this weekend — and then go check out the abundance of other offerings this week, including new works from local playwrights, dance premieres, and a whole cast of puppets.   

This week, take some fantastical journeys into Wonderland, and catch a few of the many plays and musicals around town ready to match any artistic mood. 

This week, catch a highly recommended Pulitzer Prize-winning drama that just opened, a world-premiere original musical, a trans-centering film festival, and loads of ways to celebrate the moms in your life. 

It’s a busy week, with unique dance performances around time and place; timely plays examining the very-human impacts of war; and plenty more to fit every mood. 

This week’s shows include works by Seattle-connected masters of theatre and dance. Plus, opportunities to get reacquainted with local theatre companies, and plenty of continuing runs all around town. 

This week’s slight slowdown in theatre openings gives you a chance to catch up on anything you’ve missed, with a robust slate of continuing runs. Plus, dance openings and an outstanding short-run musical. 

Another busy round of Seattle-area theatre, with as much variety as this week’s weather. 

Spring into spring with this fun mix of shows. 

It’d be hard to come up with a week of shows more fun and varied than this lineup. This weekend features ritual, a ton of dance, and an irreverent original opera’s premiere, plus a bunch of theatre openings.