World-premiere musical. The Tappy McCrackin Variety Hour is the biggest hit show network television has ever seen. A pint-sized girl named Tappy McCrackin is the singing, dancing star of it all — but she’s collected a dangerous enemy in her rise to the top. As the show prepares to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a huge spectacle performance to be broadcast live in every living room in America, danger lurks in the wings. Villains, friends, and lovers find themselves in a chaotic scene when disaster strikes the studio — right before the big show. As the cameras roll, who will help her save the day?

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35.

*****

By Harry Turpin (book, music, lyrics) & Stacie Hart (book)
Directed by Harry Turpin

Cast: Olivia Lee, Mauro Bozzo, Ceili Caruso, Marci Nolan, Mandela Gardner, Dov Matthews, Elijah Spreier, Kyle Laird, Kyle Sinclair, Britt Boyd, Merry Senn, Meagan Castillo, Sydney Kaser, Victoria Knight, and Adia Bowen.

Run dates: opens 8/23, closing 9/15

Cowboys with Questions follows an isolated community that is led by George, a charismatic leader with an uncanny ability to skirt death. Their day-to-day activities and secret rituals are disrupted by the arrival of a cowboy. Inspired by Euripedes’ The Bacchae and modern-day cults, this play is a thought-provoking exploration of human behavior, inviting audiences to question their own desires for community and the boundaries they are willing to cross in its pursuit.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $34 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth
Directed by Suz Pontillo

Cast: Jesse Parce, Kelly Johnson, Taylor Melville, Riley Gene, Jacqueline Tardanico, Jessica Marvin-Romero, Adrian Prendergast, Kevin Tanner, Tatyana Emery, and Rachel Nellie.

Run time: 100 minutes (no intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/15

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose ($6+) tickets available in advance for shows on 9/1 and 9/8 (evening shows). Industry pricing ($17) available for all shows. Masks required shows on 9/1 (evening) and 9/15 (matinee). Livestreamed performance on 9/6 (evening).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

At the dawn of humanity, one tribe of cave-people survives the many trials of prehistoric life under the wise leadership of Jemilla, The Peacemaker. But one member of the tribe doesn’t seem to fit in. Zazzalil is always trying to invent ways to get out of work and to make life easier, for herself. When she stumbles upon the most important discovery in history, she goes from omega to alpha and becomes … The Firebringer! A parody musical, featuring strong language, violence, and sexual themes.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $25.

*****

Music & lyrics by Meredith Stepien and Mark Swiderski
Book by Matt Lang, Nick Lang, and Brian Holden
A StarKid Production

Directed by Doug Fahl
Music directed by Emily Lauckhart
Choreographed by Taylor Davis

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted show on 9/7

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are accessible, multi-stall, and gendered.

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29.

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

Imagine being a London cab driver with a life so compartmentalized that you’ve got two wives, two homes, and a schedule tighter than a drum. That’s the life of John Smith, our protagonist who’s been doubling down on matrimonial bliss without a hitch. That is until an incident sends him to hospital and his double life starts to unravel faster than a ball of yarn in a cat cafe. Cue the chaos as John, with the “help” of his upstairs neighbor, tries to keep the wool over everyone’s eyes. It’s a whirlwind of close calls and mistaken identities that’ll have you wondering if bigamy is twice the trouble or double the fun.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets $20.

*****

By Ray Cooney
Directed by Dan Estes

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal — an event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. Guards at the Taj is one of Pulitzer Prize Finalist Rajiv Joseph’s seminal works.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $49.50, or get full season subscription or flex pass for $41 per show (view season here). Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them (enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process).

*****

By Rajiv Joseph
A Co-Production with Pratidhwani

Cast: Sumant Gupta and Varun Kainth

Musicians: Samapda Bhalerao and Jayant Bhopatkar

Run dates: preview 9/11, opens 9/12, closing 10/6

Imagine being in a family that you would kill to protect. Everyone in town is after your money, and some of them want your blood. One night, your teenage son is out too late. You pray that your enemies haven’t found him, but the reality is worse: he has already been struck down … by Cupid.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. All tickets are free.

*****

By William Shakespeare

Cast: Stella Meerman, Zeppelin, Danielle Alexis Nicole Mitchell Francois, Matt Dela Cruz, Eric Newman, Teresa Rusnak, Adera Gandy, Ayden Bryant, Taryn Graham, Ronan Pirkle, Molly Aidlin, Ellie Hoit, Chaloni Burton, Shawn Torrey, Hal McManus, Ria Agrawal, Fiona Gordon, Sacia Vik, and Mari Salinas. Chorus: Ejay Amor, Lucas Chin, Castalinia McCoy-Green, Ryan Olmsted, Clinton Parilla, and Jennifer Ropella Saul. Musicians: Emmeline Chin, Kimberly Cincilla, Theron Lutes, and Victoria Tarner.

Run dates: previews 8/30-31, opens 9/1, closing 9/15

Accessible show dates: Tickets are free for all shows (via online reservation, plus limited tickets at door), with donations welcomed.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms (multi-stall, gendered) are the ones for the mall, in building across the sidewalk. Ample lot parking (free) on site.

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

Drunken Owl Theatre is a monthly variety show of original works of theatre, poetry, music, and more, held on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Hosted by Kevin Finney, and featuring new works from different artists each month.

Seating (general) begins 30 min before showtime. Ages 21+

Location: Jules Maes Saloon (5919 Airport Way S., Seattle)

Tickets ($12) here.

The Glass Menagerie is a memory play by Tennessee Williams that premiered in 1944 and catapulted Williams from obscurity to fame. The play has strong autobiographical elements, featuring characters based on its author, his histrionic mother, and his mentally fragile sister. Directed by Hjalmer Anderson.

Location: Kenmore Community Club (7304 NE 175th St., Kenmore)

Tickets ($25) here.

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Cowboys with Questions follows an isolated community that is led by George, a charismatic leader with an uncanny ability to skirt death. Their day-to-day activities and secret rituals are disrupted by the arrival of a cowboy. Inspired by Euripedes’ The Bacchae and modern-day cults, this play is a thought-provoking exploration of human behavior, inviting audiences to question their own desires for community and the boundaries they are willing to cross in its pursuit.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $34 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Rebecca Tourino Collinsworth
Directed by Suz Pontillo

Cast: Jesse Parce, Kelly Johnson, Taylor Melville, Riley Gene, Jacqueline Tardanico, Jessica Marvin-Romero, Adrian Prendergast, Kevin Tanner, Tatyana Emery, and Rachel Nellie.

Run time: 100 minutes (no intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/15

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose ($6+) tickets available in advance for shows on 9/1 and 9/8 (evening shows). Industry pricing ($17) available for all shows. Masks required shows on 9/1 (evening) and 9/15 (matinee). Livestreamed performance on 9/6 (evening).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal — an event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. Guards at the Taj is one of Pulitzer Prize Finalist Rajiv Joseph’s seminal works.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $49.50, or get full season subscription or flex pass for $41 per show (view season here). Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them (enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process).

*****

By Rajiv Joseph
A Co-Production with Pratidhwani

Cast: Sumant Gupta and Varun Kainth

Musicians: Samapda Bhalerao and Jayant Bhopatkar

Run dates: preview 9/11, opens 9/12, closing 10/6

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29. Pay-what-you-choose ($5 minimum) tickets also available in advance for this performance (info here).

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal — an event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. Guards at the Taj is one of Pulitzer Prize Finalist Rajiv Joseph’s seminal works.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $49.50, or get full season subscription or flex pass for $41 per show (view season here). Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them (enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process).

*****

By Rajiv Joseph
A Co-Production with Pratidhwani

Cast: Sumant Gupta and Varun Kainth

Musicians: Samapda Bhalerao and Jayant Bhopatkar

Run dates: preview 9/11, opens 9/12, closing 10/6

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29.

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

Imagine being a London cab driver with a life so compartmentalized that you’ve got two wives, two homes, and a schedule tighter than a drum. That’s the life of John Smith, our protagonist who’s been doubling down on matrimonial bliss without a hitch. That is until an incident sends him to hospital and his double life starts to unravel faster than a ball of yarn in a cat cafe. Cue the chaos as John, with the “help” of his upstairs neighbor, tries to keep the wool over everyone’s eyes. It’s a whirlwind of close calls and mistaken identities that’ll have you wondering if bigamy is twice the trouble or double the fun.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets $20.

*****

By Ray Cooney
Directed by Dan Estes

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

At the dawn of humanity, one tribe of cave-people survives the many trials of prehistoric life under the wise leadership of Jemilla, The Peacemaker. But one member of the tribe doesn’t seem to fit in. Zazzalil is always trying to invent ways to get out of work and to make life easier, for herself. When she stumbles upon the most important discovery in history, she goes from omega to alpha and becomes … The Firebringer! A parody musical, featuring strong language, violence, and sexual themes.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $25.

*****

Music & lyrics by Meredith Stepien and Mark Swiderski
Book by Matt Lang, Nick Lang, and Brian Holden
A StarKid Production

Directed by Doug Fahl
Music directed by Emily Lauckhart
Choreographed by Taylor Davis

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted show on 9/7

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are accessible, multi-stall, and gendered.

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

Reboot takes the field in this musical, as middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (also known as Mr. Applegate) for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he’s left behind.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $32, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $5.50 (inclusion rate) up to $103. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Douglass Wallop & George Abbot (book)
and Jerry Ross & Richard Adler (music & lyrics)

Based on Douglass Wallopook’s novel The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant

Directed by Brad Lo Walker
Music directed by Aimee Hong
Choreographed by Mackenzie Malhotra

Cast: Annalisa Brinchman, Ellen Dessler Smith, Joanna Hardie, Sriram Kandori, Vincent Milay, Jessie Selleck, Sophie Sen, Lisa Stromme Warren, Ed Robinson, Stefanie Mei Fang Van Rafelghem, Natalie Silva, Salem Salma Wahab, Lexi Warden, Kiki Werner, and Eleanor Withrow

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/21

Mask-required dates: 9/12 (evening), 9/21 (matinee)

In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal — an event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. Guards at the Taj is one of Pulitzer Prize Finalist Rajiv Joseph’s seminal works.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $49.50, or get full season subscription or flex pass for $41 per show (view season here). Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them (enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process).

*****

By Rajiv Joseph
A Co-Production with Pratidhwani

Cast: Sumant Gupta and Varun Kainth

Musicians: Samapda Bhalerao and Jayant Bhopatkar

Run dates: preview 9/11, opens 9/12, closing 10/6

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29.

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

Imagine being a London cab driver with a life so compartmentalized that you’ve got two wives, two homes, and a schedule tighter than a drum. That’s the life of John Smith, our protagonist who’s been doubling down on matrimonial bliss without a hitch. That is until an incident sends him to hospital and his double life starts to unravel faster than a ball of yarn in a cat cafe. Cue the chaos as John, with the “help” of his upstairs neighbor, tries to keep the wool over everyone’s eyes. It’s a whirlwind of close calls and mistaken identities that’ll have you wondering if bigamy is twice the trouble or double the fun.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets $20.

*****

By Ray Cooney
Directed by Dan Estes

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

At the dawn of humanity, one tribe of cave-people survives the many trials of prehistoric life under the wise leadership of Jemilla, The Peacemaker. But one member of the tribe doesn’t seem to fit in. Zazzalil is always trying to invent ways to get out of work and to make life easier, for herself. When she stumbles upon the most important discovery in history, she goes from omega to alpha and becomes … The Firebringer! A parody musical, featuring strong language, violence, and sexual themes.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $25.

*****

Music & lyrics by Meredith Stepien and Mark Swiderski
Book by Matt Lang, Nick Lang, and Brian Holden
A StarKid Production

Directed by Doug Fahl
Music directed by Emily Lauckhart
Choreographed by Taylor Davis

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted show on 9/7

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are accessible, multi-stall, and gendered.

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

At the dawn of humanity, one tribe of cave-people survives the many trials of prehistoric life under the wise leadership of Jemilla, The Peacemaker. But one member of the tribe doesn’t seem to fit in. Zazzalil is always trying to invent ways to get out of work and to make life easier, for herself. When she stumbles upon the most important discovery in history, she goes from omega to alpha and becomes … The Firebringer! A parody musical, featuring strong language, violence, and sexual themes.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $25.

*****

Music & lyrics by Meredith Stepien and Mark Swiderski
Book by Matt Lang, Nick Lang, and Brian Holden
A StarKid Production

Directed by Doug Fahl
Music directed by Emily Lauckhart
Choreographed by Taylor Davis

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: ASL interpreted show on 9/7

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are accessible, multi-stall, and gendered.

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29.

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. In search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster Roscoe Crabbe. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, herself in love with Stanley Stubbers who, in turn, becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a feminist bookkeeper, a self-important actor, and select members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart?

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $29.

*****

By Richard Bean
Adapted from Servant of Two Masters, an Italian play by Carlo Goldoni
With songs by Grant Olding
Directed by Brett Carr

Cast: Blake York, Guy Simpson III, Cassie Fastabend, Mikel Michener, John Gonzales, Mark Peterson, Brittany Griffins, Mason Quinn, Gretchen Boyt, Micheal O’Hara, Roger Iverson, and Christina Ramirez-Michalk.

Run dates: opens 9/6, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose tickets available online for 9/19 show (evening). ASL interpreted show on 9/7 (matinee).

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Single-stall gender-neutral restroom in main lobby.

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

TICKETS HERE

General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Playwright Kate Hamill imbues hilarious new life into Jane Austen’s classic love story with a decidedly progressive take on the trials and travails of Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and of course the delightful Bennet clan. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this Pride and Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life.

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Reserved seating. Tickets are $47 (with fees). See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Kate Hamill
Adapted from the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Emily A. Rollie

Cast: Kate Anders, Xander Layden, Ariel Rose, Rebecca Gelzer, David Breyman, Brandon Riel, Marianna de Fazio, and Jana Tyrrell.

Run time: 2 hours 30 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

Accessible show dates: Pay-what-you-choose same-day rush tickets available in person at the box office for shows on 9/17, 9/13, 9/19 (evening shows). Industry and other discounts available for all shows. See PWYC & discount ticket info here.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & some common areas are wheelchair accessible, including single-stall gender-neutral restroom on main level.

Imagine being a London cab driver with a life so compartmentalized that you’ve got two wives, two homes, and a schedule tighter than a drum. That’s the life of John Smith, our protagonist who’s been doubling down on matrimonial bliss without a hitch. That is until an incident sends him to hospital and his double life starts to unravel faster than a ball of yarn in a cat cafe. Cue the chaos as John, with the “help” of his upstairs neighbor, tries to keep the wool over everyone’s eyes. It’s a whirlwind of close calls and mistaken identities that’ll have you wondering if bigamy is twice the trouble or double the fun.

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Reserved seating. Tickets $20.

*****

By Ray Cooney
Directed by Dan Estes

Run dates: opens 8/30, closing 9/22

In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal — an event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. Guards at the Taj is one of Pulitzer Prize Finalist Rajiv Joseph’s seminal works.

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Reserved seating. Tickets are $49.50, or get full season subscription or flex pass for $41 per show (view season here). Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them (enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process).

*****

By Rajiv Joseph
A Co-Production with Pratidhwani

Cast: Sumant Gupta and Varun Kainth

Musicians: Samapda Bhalerao and Jayant Bhopatkar

Run dates: preview 9/11, opens 9/12, closing 10/6

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

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Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

From the creators of the sell-out super hit A Very Die Hard Christmas comes a comedy so colossal it can only be called Titanish. Crashing onto the shores of Green Lake, this musical parody (that lampoons the epic film) showcases the wit and creativity that The Habit Comedy writers are acclaimed for.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Tickets are $38, with sliding-scale tickets available: from $10 (inclusion rate; limited availability) up to $100. Select desired rate during checkout.

*****

By Jeff Schell & Ryan Dobosh
Directed by Mark Siano
A co-production with The Habit

Cast: Kooper Campbell, Julia Kuzmich, Misty Doty, David Hogan, Brandon Felker, David Hsieh, Christi Cruz, Kayla Walker, Bo Mellinger, Marina Rose Pierce, Natalee Merrill-Boyet, and Mark Siano. Select performances & understudies: Casey Raiha, Justine Stillwell, Meaghan Kirby, and Mark Fox.

Run time: 85 minutes (with intermission)

Run dates: preview 8/22, opens 8/23, closing 9/22

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)

Featuring one of the most iconic scores of all time by Jule Styne and Bob Merrill, an updated book from Harvey Fierstein based on the original classic by Isobel Lennart, tap choreography by Ayodele Casel, choreography by Ellenore Scott, and direction from Michael Mayer, this love letter to the theatre has the whole shebang. The sensational Broadway revival dazzles with celebrated classic songs, including “Don’t Rain On My Parade,” “I’m the Greatest Star,” and “People.”

This bittersweet comedy is the story of the indomitable Fanny Brice, a girl from the Lower East Side who dreamed of a life on the stage. Everyone told her she’d never be a star, but then something funny happened — she became one of the most beloved performers in history, shining brighter than the brightest lights of Broadway.

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Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date.

*****

Run dates: on tour; Seattle performances open 9/24, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/29 (matinee) (view all interpreted shows and find seats with best view of interpreter here); open captioned performance on 9/29 (evening)

Can there be true friendship between people of different positions of power? Christopher Chen’s direct yet poetic language calls us to gather at the theatre and embark on a journey to Country X together as B (a local country X doctor) and F (an expat country Y teacher) begin to forge a friendship that is challenged after a fateful trip to a local attraction. The play is a meditation on how power imbalances affect personal and interpersonal dynamics across a spectrum of situations.

“Passage” serves as a profound medium in line with Yun Theatre’s mission — to ignite conversations on social issues and delve into the intersections of identity, power, and perception while confronting our deep ocean of wounds from generations. Featuring a diverse ensemble of multilingual artists, this production uniquely explores how the English language perpetuates oppression within colonial systems, adding a layer of critical discourse to the narrative.

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General admission seating. Tickets are $35. See below for accessible pricing info.

*****

By Christopher Chen
Directed by Christie Zhao

Cast: Eloisa Cardona, Tina Deng, Zoe Ding, Josh Erme, Montse Garza, Jen-Ai Clinton, Levin Kim, Van Lang Pham, and Dan Ruiz Salvatura.

Run dates: opens 9/12, closing 9/28

Accessible show dates: Reduced price tickets ($25) available for all shows.

Venue accessibility info: Theatre & common areas are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are multi-stall, with one single-stall gender-neutral restroom (requires key code).

POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. The comedic sensation comes to Seattle and delivers a riotous punch as it unveils the story of seven extraordinary women tasked with managing the antics of the most powerful man in the world. From PR nightmares to global crises, these brilliant and very different women navigate a maze of chaos, risking everything to uphold sanity and stability in the White House. Fueled by Selina Fillinger’s sharp wit and biting satire, this Tony-nominated play offers a tribute to the unsung heroes behind the political curtain.

TICKETS HERE

Reserved seating. Ticket prices vary by seat and date. Discounted tickets through season subscriptions and flex passes (view season options here); various individual discounts (view info here); and half-price rush tickets when available. Pay-what-you-choose advance tickets offered for most shows (very limited; view seats if available and choose price, $5-$50, during online order).

*****

By Selina Fillinger
Directed by Jillian Armenante

Cast: Anne Allgood, Gin Hammond, Cassi Q Kohl, Ayo Tushinde, Carly Corey, Josephine Keefe, and Annette Toutonghi

Run dates: previews 9/7-11, industry night 9/10, opens 9/12, closing 9/29

Accessibility dates: ASL interpreted & audio described performance on 9/14 (matinee) (view additional accessibility info here)