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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.
By William Shakespeare. Adapted & directed by Aaron Lamb.
Tickets here.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Pay-what-you-choose tickets offered for this performance. Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Music by Giacomo Puccini. Libretto by Luigi Illica & Giuseppe Giacosa.
Two lovers are thwarted by the power-hungry Scarpia while the fiery prima donna Tosca is pushed past sanity when her only hope for freedom means submitting to the evil Baron’s lecherous desires. Puccini’s melodrama returns in a classic production.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
By Chris Bush. Directed by VJ Orduña.
Sliding-scale tickets offered for all performances. Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
By William Shakespeare. Adapted & directed by Aaron Lamb.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Book by Rachel Sheinkin; music & lyrics by William Finn; conceived by Rebecca Feldman; additional material by Jay Reiss.
Tickets here.
By Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes. Directed by Dave Marsh.
Tickets here.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Music, lyrics, and book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
Tickets here.
By Anthony King & Scott Brown. Directed by Chris Borer.
Tickets here.
By Chris Bush. Directed by VJ Orduña.
Sliding-scale tickets offered for all performances. Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
By William Shakespeare. Adapted & directed by Aaron Lamb.
Tickets here.
Book by Kyle Jarrow, based on the series by Stephen Hillenberg.
Tickets here.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
This performance is ASL interpreted, with audio description available. Tickets here.
By Tom Smith. Directed by Bryar Freed-Golden.
Tickets here.
Book, music & lyrics by Adam Gwon. Directed by Scot Charles Anderson. Music directed by Gabe Mangiante.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Music, lyrics, and book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
Tickets here.
By Chris Bush. Directed by VJ Orduña.
Sliding-scale tickets offered for all performances. Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
Book by Kyle Jarrow, based on the series by Stephen Hillenberg.
Tickets here.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
Tickets here.
Book by Rachel Sheinkin; music & lyrics by William Finn; conceived by Rebecca Feldman; additional material by Jay Reiss.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
(May 17) Tickets are pay-what-you-choose and available only in person for this performance.
Book by Rachel Sheinkin; music & lyrics by William Finn; conceived by Rebecca Feldman; additional material by Jay Reiss.
Show info here.
By Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes. Directed by Dave Marsh.
Tickets here.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Music, lyrics, and book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
Tickets here.
By Anthony King & Scott Brown. Directed by Chris Borer.
Tickets here.
By Chris Bush. Directed by VJ Orduña.
Sliding-scale tickets offered for all performances. Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
By William Shakespeare. Adapted & directed by Aaron Lamb.
Tickets here.
Book by Kyle Jarrow, based on the series by Stephen Hillenberg.
Tickets here.
Music by Giacomo Puccini. Libretto by Luigi Illica & Giuseppe Giacosa.
Two lovers are thwarted by the power-hungry Scarpia while the fiery prima donna Tosca is pushed past sanity when her only hope for freedom means submitting to the evil Baron’s lecherous desires. Puccini’s melodrama returns in a classic production.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
Tickets here.
By Tom Smith. Directed by Bryar Freed-Golden.
Tickets here.
Book, music & lyrics by Adam Gwon. Directed by Scot Charles Anderson. Music directed by Gabe Mangiante.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
By Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes. Directed by Dave Marsh.
Tickets here.
By Tom Smith. Directed by Bryar Freed-Golden.
Tickets here.
Music, lyrics, and book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
Book, music & lyrics by Adam Gwon. Directed by Scot Charles Anderson. Music directed by Gabe Mangiante.
Tickets here.
By William Shakespeare. Adapted & directed by Aaron Lamb.
Tickets here.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
Tickets here.
By Anthony King & Scott Brown. Directed by Chris Borer.
Tickets here.
Book by Rachel Sheinkin; music & lyrics by William Finn; conceived by Rebecca Feldman; additional material by Jay Reiss.
Tickets here.
Book by Kyle Jarrow, based on the series by Stephen Hillenberg.
Tickets here.
A new cabaret musical by Mark Siano & Opal Peachey, directed and choreographed by Katy Tabb. Inspired by the book by Rick Anderson.
From the producers of Bohemia, this bold new production takes audiences back to the swinging, seedy ’70s, when Seattle’s infamous “tolerance policy” — a corrupt handshake between law enforcement, politicians, and vice industries — was the foundation of an illicit empire all along the waterfront and debaucherous downtown.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
By Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes. Directed by Dave Marsh.
Tickets here.
Created and originally directed by Ted Swindley, with the music of Patsy Cline.
Tickets here.
Music, lyrics, and book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
Audiences are invited to sing along at this evening’s showing. Tickets here.
Book by Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice; music by Bob Gaudio; lyrics by Bob Crewe.
Tickets here.
Showcase of SPU student performances.
Tickets here.
Eddie takes on 23 characters in her re-telling of Shakespeare’s tale. Co-presented by WestBeth Entertainment, Seattle Theatre Group, and Seattle Rep.
Tickets here.
By Tom Smith. Directed by Bryar Freed-Golden.
Tickets here.