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Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Seattle-based performing artist and musician Heather Apellanes Gonio returns to the stage after over two years to sing about her adventures through the pandemic and the man who made her life in America possible. From Bossa Nova to ABBA, with a little bit of Disney in between, this eclectic one-woman cabaret should satisfy your appetite for music, laughs, and storytelling.
Featuring: Eric Lane Barnes, Paul Rosenberg, and Ben Gonio
Tickets ($30) here.
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Christmas is saved! Come down to TOJ and treat yourself to some holiday cheer while you laugh your Christmas stockings off. But be warned — this show is definitely on the naughty list.
It’s a hilarious night of comedy, songs, dance numbers, delightful videos, and partial nudity. Written by Freddy Molitch and Scott Shoemaker, featuring Ade, Faggedy Randy, Major Scales, and Mandy Price.
A co-production from Shoes and Pants Productions and Theatre off Jackson
Admission 21+
Tickets ($33+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Seattle-based performing artist and musician Heather Apellanes Gonio returns to the stage after over two years to sing about her adventures through the pandemic and the man who made her life in America possible. From Bossa Nova to ABBA, with a little bit of Disney in between, this eclectic one-woman cabaret should satisfy your appetite for music, laughs, and storytelling.
Featuring: Eric Lane Barnes, Paul Rosenberg, and Ben Gonio
Tickets ($30) here.
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Christmas is saved! Come down to TOJ and treat yourself to some holiday cheer while you laugh your Christmas stockings off. But be warned — this show is definitely on the naughty list.
It’s a hilarious night of comedy, songs, dance numbers, delightful videos, and partial nudity. Written by Freddy Molitch and Scott Shoemaker, featuring Ade, Faggedy Randy, Major Scales, and Mandy Price.
A co-production from Shoes and Pants Productions and Theatre off Jackson
Admission 21+
Tickets ($33+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
This holiday season, prepare yourself for sleighing belles, rabid yells, and tidings of joy from New York’s most iconic “octogenarian” lounge act, Kiki & Herb, created and performed by Justin Vivian Bond and Kenny Mellman. This relentlessly fabulous duo will haunt audiences nationwide with a brand-new holiday spectacular.
Bond and Mellman’s signature cocktail of boozy banter, pop-culture shmaltz, and claws-out cultural critique has charmed cities across this nation for more than two decades. The infamous duo make their way through a number of seasonal songs, belting Christmas classics, and slinging enough cheer to choke down this holiday season.
Tickets ($56+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Fresh off releasing his second book, this member of Queer Eye’s Fab Five brings comedy, gymnastics, and self-love to Seattle to brighten the dark days of December.
Tickets ($63+) here.
Christmas is saved! Come down to TOJ and treat yourself to some holiday cheer while you laugh your Christmas stockings off. But be warned — this show is definitely on the naughty list.
It’s a hilarious night of comedy, songs, dance numbers, delightful videos, and partial nudity. Written by Freddy Molitch and Scott Shoemaker, featuring Ade, Faggedy Randy, Major Scales, and Mandy Price.
A co-production from Shoes and Pants Productions and Theatre off Jackson
Admission 21+
Tickets ($33+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Christmas is saved! Come down to TOJ and treat yourself to some holiday cheer while you laugh your Christmas stockings off. But be warned — this show is definitely on the naughty list.
It’s a hilarious night of comedy, songs, dance numbers, delightful videos, and partial nudity. Written by Freddy Molitch and Scott Shoemaker, featuring Ade, Faggedy Randy, Major Scales, and Mandy Price.
A co-production from Shoes and Pants Productions and Theatre off Jackson
Admission 21+
Tickets ($33+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
The Jose ‘Juicy’ Gonzales Trio returns to Strawberry Theatre Workshop for the jazziest Christmas party in Seattle. Groove to the fresh sounds of Vince Guaraldi’s holiday classic, “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, played in its entirety. Now in its 11th year, Charlie has jammed its way onto the list of the region’s most hip holiday traditions. Sip your cocktails at the Cornish Playhouse. Dress in your favorite jazz threads and step back into 1965, when the music was fly, and Snoopy was still just a drawing on the comics page.
Note two shows: shorter one-act performance (matinee), and longer two-act night show with festivities (6pm start, 7pm performance)
Location: Cornish Playhouse (201 Mercer St.)
Tickets ($27) here.
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
The Jose ‘Juicy’ Gonzales Trio returns to Strawberry Theatre Workshop for the jazziest Christmas party in Seattle. Groove to the fresh sounds of Vince Guaraldi’s holiday classic, “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, played in its entirety. Now in its 11th year, Charlie has jammed its way onto the list of the region’s most hip holiday traditions. Sip your cocktails at the Cornish Playhouse. Dress in your favorite jazz threads and step back into 1965, when the music was fly, and Snoopy was still just a drawing on the comics page.
Note two shows: shorter one-act performance (matinee), and longer two-act night show with festivities (6pm start, 7pm performance)
Location: Cornish Playhouse (201 Mercer St.)
Tickets ($43 general, $87 VIP) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
An ongoing comedy show produced by Brett Hamil and Emmett Montgomery, featuring local and nationally touring comedians, special guests with special talents, friendship, pizza, and rhythmic clapping. 21+.
Tickets ($11 online) and show info here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Jingle All the Gay invites you to join our chosen family of fabulous fruitcakes in a joyful and triumphant celebration of song, dance, burlesque, and holiday hilarity. Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and revel in the power of live theater again! This deliciously queer and delectably extravagant holiday confection featuring a bombastic all-star cast is guaranteed to make even the most stubborn yuletides gay.
Don’t miss the new surprises and magic of the final run. Exciting new things are in store for next year, so don’t miss your last chance to revel in this iconic cast and production.
Location: Oddfellows Building, West Hall (915 E. Pine St.)
Tickets ($47+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.
Celebrate the holidays as performers swing from the chandeliers into a show full of classic beauty and flirtatious artistry. A glittering parade of nostalgia exploding with dance, laughter, and all the cheer of yesteryear, this carnival of merriment will mesmerize audiences as soon as they enter Can Can’s theatre turned whimsical winter chalet — making this a holiday entertainment spectacular to remember. In the kitchen and behind the bar, you’ll experience food, wine, and spirit menus carefully crafted with local Market-fresh winter ingredients that will tantalize even the most refined palates.
Admission 21+
Tickets ($83+) here.
Theatre menu is here.
Teatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. When the world went dark more than two years ago, people everywhere were dispersing and lives turned upside. Today, as we rebuild and focus on our dreams going forward, we find that home is where our hearts reside — and Seattle is our home. So, join us in celebrating this return to home with an incredible cast of phenomenal talents in a limited engagement that will serve up the love, chaos, and dinner we’ve all been missing so very much.
Performers include Kevin Kent, Elena Gatilova (aerialist), Vita Radionova, Rizo (singer), Domitil Aillot (Chinese pole), Manuela Horn (yodeling Dominatrix), Duo Madrona (trapeze), Michael Evolution (basketball freestyle juggler)
Tickets $135+ (includes 4-course meal) here.
Note: New Year’s Eve show begins at 8:30
Written and directed by Rebecca Ewen and Katie Richardson
Featuring a variety of different musical and dance performances, WWCA’s Holiday Special is the perfect way to get in the spirit and celebrate the holidays with your family and WWCA.
Tickets ($24) here.
Acrobatic Conundrum creates technically rigorous, ensemble-based circus shows that seek to contribute to a more courageous and connected world. The Seattle based contemporary circus company takes up residence in the heart of Capitol Hill for the ninth installment of their adroitly curated cabaret, featuring a spate of phenomenal acts from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Aerial arts, cyr wheel, acrobatics, clown, musical performances and much more populate the performances.
A door defends. And beckons. It divides. And offers a way in. The circumstances change and an opening we took for granted is lost forever; meanwhile the unexpected saunters in through a window left ajar. In Vol. 9: Thresholds, nine acrobats somersault their way into liminal space, ready to knock on the portal to the unknown. Darting back and forth across the fourth wall, pursuing the thrill of the edge, and pausing only briefly with one hand poised on the knob, Acrobatic Conundrum shares its paean to the doorways of our lives and the opportunities they represent. Because when one door closes, a trapdoor opens.
Featuring: Emma Curtiss, Oliver Donaldson, Dream Frohe, Leah Jones, PJ Perry, Ivanna Wei, Duo Maria & Oli, Jody Poth, Gabby Leiva, and Terry Crane
Tickets ($39) here.
Christmas is saved! Come down to TOJ and treat yourself to some holiday cheer while you laugh your Christmas stockings off. But be warned — this show is definitely on the naughty list.
It’s a hilarious night of comedy, songs, dance numbers, delightful videos, and partial nudity. Written by Freddy Molitch and Scott Shoemaker, featuring Ade, Faggedy Randy, Major Scales, and Mandy Price.
A co-production from Shoes and Pants Productions and Theatre off Jackson
Admission 21+
Tickets ($33+) here.
Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann are elated to announce the return of their wintertime spectacle. Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker has delighted tens of thousands of holiday revelers since 2006. All your favorite characters will be back, including Lily Verlaine’s Sugar Plum Fairy, the light-juggling magic of Babette La Fave, the ever-lovable Snowflakes, and of course the swinginest band in the Land, The Nutcracker Nonette.
Not content to rest on their laurels, Verlaine & McCann have been working tirelessly to make 2022’s season memorable and electrifying for our new and returning guests. The cast will feature a number of fresh new faces this year (some from the most recent production of Verlaine & McCann’s Through The Looking Glass) to kick up their heels with superstar veterans like Paris Original and Viola Vector. And who knows, you might be in the audience to see a surprise appearance by a Seattle ballet star in a rotating cavalcade of Rat Kings. Lots of other surprises await, so prepare to be enchanted by Land Of The Sweets like never before.
Admission 17+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows.
Tickets ($80.50+) here.