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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.
Duo Comedy Showcase is Seattle’s only public open-mic for improv. Two-person teams doing what they do best: creating spontaneous scenes on the fly that are so hilarious, quick-witted, and perfectly constructed, it’s hard to believe they are made up on the spot. At Duos, newer improvisers have an opportunity to improve while professional improvisers practice and try new things. Who knows, you might even want to join them. Every Wednesday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets ($11) here.
Theatresports at Unexpected Productions is Seattle’s popular weekly, high-stakes, competitive improv comedy show. Based on audience suggestions, two teams of incredible improvisers rumble, creating exciting fast-paced improv games, hilarious stories, scenes, and songs right on the spot and in the moment. Boo the judges as they award points to each team. At the end of the night, one team is declared a winner, the audience member with the suggestion walks out with a prize. Every Friday and Saturday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets here.
Theatresports at Unexpected Productions is Seattle’s popular weekly, high-stakes, competitive improv comedy show. Based on audience suggestions, two teams of incredible improvisers rumble, creating exciting fast-paced improv games, hilarious stories, scenes, and songs right on the spot and in the moment. Boo the judges as they award points to each team. At the end of the night, one team is declared a winner, the audience member with the suggestion walks out with a prize. Every Friday and Saturday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets here.
Duo Comedy Showcase is Seattle’s only public open-mic for improv. Two-person teams doing what they do best: creating spontaneous scenes on the fly that are so hilarious, quick-witted, and perfectly constructed, it’s hard to believe they are made up on the spot. At Duos, newer improvisers have an opportunity to improve while professional improvisers practice and try new things. Who knows, you might even want to join them. Every Wednesday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets ($11) here.
Theatresports at Unexpected Productions is Seattle’s popular weekly, high-stakes, competitive improv comedy show. Based on audience suggestions, two teams of incredible improvisers rumble, creating exciting fast-paced improv games, hilarious stories, scenes, and songs right on the spot and in the moment. Boo the judges as they award points to each team. At the end of the night, one team is declared a winner, the audience member with the suggestion walks out with a prize. Every Friday and Saturday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets here.
Theatresports at Unexpected Productions is Seattle’s popular weekly, high-stakes, competitive improv comedy show. Based on audience suggestions, two teams of incredible improvisers rumble, creating exciting fast-paced improv games, hilarious stories, scenes, and songs right on the spot and in the moment. Boo the judges as they award points to each team. At the end of the night, one team is declared a winner, the audience member with the suggestion walks out with a prize. Every Friday and Saturday.
Location: Unexpected Productions, at the Gum Wall in the Market
Tickets here.
Bainbridge Performing Arts’ ongoing improv show, The Edge will have you laughing until your sides ache with their spontaneous and hilarious antics. You never know what will happen next as the actors take suggestions from the audience and create unique and uproarious scenes on the spot.
Note new (fully remodeled) location: Buxton Center (200 Madison Ave N.)
Free and discounted tickets also available; see info here.
Tickets ($15) here.
Bainbridge Performing Arts’ ongoing improv show, The Edge will have you laughing until your sides ache with their spontaneous and hilarious antics. You never know what will happen next as the actors take suggestions from the audience and create unique and uproarious scenes on the spot.
Note new (fully remodeled) location: Buxton Center (200 Madison Ave N.)
Free and discounted tickets also available; see info here.
Tickets ($15) here.
Tragic singer, horrible dancer and surreal raconteur, the hysterically funny Dina Martina debuted at Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art in 1989, instantly gleaning reviews that dubbed her “magically warped,” “hilariously unfortunate,” and “utter genius.” Since then, she’s packed venues in New York, Los Angeles, London, Toronto and San Francisco and shared the bill with a wide array of acts such as Margaret Cho, Alan Cumming, Chita Rivera, and Nina Hagen.
Tickets here.
Tragic singer, horrible dancer and surreal raconteur, the hysterically funny Dina Martina debuted at Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art in 1989, instantly gleaning reviews that dubbed her “magically warped,” “hilariously unfortunate,” and “utter genius.” Since then, she’s packed venues in New York, Los Angeles, London, Toronto and San Francisco and shared the bill with a wide array of acts such as Margaret Cho, Alan Cumming, Chita Rivera, and Nina Hagen.
Tickets here.
Tragic singer, horrible dancer and surreal raconteur, the hysterically funny Dina Martina debuted at Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art in 1989, instantly gleaning reviews that dubbed her “magically warped,” “hilariously unfortunate,” and “utter genius.” Since then, she’s packed venues in New York, Los Angeles, London, Toronto and San Francisco and shared the bill with a wide array of acts such as Margaret Cho, Alan Cumming, Chita Rivera, and Nina Hagen.
Tickets here.
Bainbridge Performing Arts’ ongoing improv show, The Edge will have you laughing until your sides ache with their spontaneous and hilarious antics. You never know what will happen next as the actors take suggestions from the audience and create unique and uproarious scenes on the spot.
Note new (fully remodeled) location: Buxton Center (200 Madison Ave N.)
Free and discounted tickets also available; see info here.
Tickets ($15) here.