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Listings are currently limited to those based in King, Pierce, Snohomish, and Thurston Counties; and slowly expanding west and north (Kitsap, Jefferson, Skagit, and Whatcom counties). The below show listings will be updated as new information is received. If you have a professional, community theatre, dance, or fringe show coming up in Western Washington that’s not listed, please tell us about it.
The MFA Dance Concert premieres work that is choreographed by UW MFA candidates on the department’s undergraduate dancers.
Tickets ($23) here.
reSet is centered around a low-stakes, high-risk mentality that encourages experimentation, creativity, and play. This program aims to cross-pollinate Seattle’s dance and theater communities by expanding our artists’ audiences and platforms and experimenting with resources, inspiration, and unique ways choreographers can create new work.
This installment features new dance works choreographed by Moscato Sky, and Hannah Simmons & Alethea Alexander, performed on the set of Scrambling the Goose.
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Ave., Seattle)
Tickets $17-$28 (sliding scale available for all) here.
The MFA Dance Concert premieres work that is choreographed by UW MFA candidates on the department’s undergraduate dancers.
Tickets ($23) here.
reSet is centered around a low-stakes, high-risk mentality that encourages experimentation, creativity, and play. This program aims to cross-pollinate Seattle’s dance and theater communities by expanding our artists’ audiences and platforms and experimenting with resources, inspiration, and unique ways choreographers can create new work.
This installment features new dance works choreographed by Moscato Sky, and Hannah Simmons & Alethea Alexander, performed on the set of Scrambling the Goose.
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Ave., Seattle)
Tickets $17-$28 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Enjoy an in-depth discussion with PNB artists and experts before attending an exclusive dress rehearsal performance with PNB Company dancers and the PNB Orchestra. You’ll get insider information and a sneak peek at the show.
Conversations & Dress Rehearsal event tickets are pay-what-you-choose, with $25 donation suggested. Info and tickets here.
About Coppélia:
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine. See show info, cast lists (subject to change), and performance tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
Olympic Ballet Theatre closes its performance season with an eclectic production celebrating the diversity of ballet with classical ballet excerpts from famed choreographers of the past and new works by outstanding choreographers of today. The 2024 Summer Performance features an excerpt from Raymonda by Marius Petipa and A Gentle Prelude by Donald Byrd, Artistic Director of Spectrum Dance Theater.
Location: Edmonds Center for the Arts (410 4th Ave N, Edmonds)
Tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and advance tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
When a silent beauty appears on the balcony of toymaker Doctor Coppelius’ workshop, it spells trouble for sweethearts Swanilda and Franz: he’s smitten and she’s determined to confront her rival and win back her beau. With spirited mime, bravura dancing, and Léo Delibes’ famously melodic score, Coppélia is one of ballet’s greatest comedies and perfect for all ages. Choreographed by Alexandra Danilova and George Balanchine.
Pay-what-you-choose performance on 6/6. (See PWYC and discount ticket info here.)
Show info, cast lists (subject to change), and tickets here.
An informal showcase of contemporary and experimental performance works in dance, theater, music and multimedia, 12 Minutes Max provides a platform for artists to showcase 12 minutes of material supported by limited technical elements. Performances are curated by different members of the arts community, with a different lineup of curators and artists in each series, held several times each year.
Location: Base, inside Equinox Studios (6520 5th Ave S)
Artists and tickets (when available) here.
An informal showcase of contemporary and experimental performance works in dance, theater, music and multimedia, 12 Minutes Max provides a platform for artists to showcase 12 minutes of material supported by limited technical elements. Performances are curated by different members of the arts community, with a different lineup of curators and artists in each series, held several times each year.
Location: Base, inside Equinox Studios (6520 5th Ave S)
Artists and tickets (when available) here.