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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.
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.
Industry night: theatre industry members are invited for pre-show reception (info here) and discounted tickets ($30, here) at this performance.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
ASL interpreted & audio described performance: see accessibility info and find seats best for viewing ASL interpreter 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.
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.
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
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.
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).
The 7th annual Fuselage Dance Film Festival features short films with a focus on dance, with priority to Pacific Northwest filmmakers. Applicable categories include music videos, experimental/art, comedic, narrative, documentary, or any other films that are centered around dance and movement. Presented in partnership by Propadata Films and Yaw Theater.
Info here.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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)
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.
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.
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)
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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)
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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)
From the team that brought us Dog Man: The Musical comes the much-awaited sequel, Cat Kid Comic Club. Based on the wildly popular series by Dav Pilkey (Dog Man, Captain Underpants) this fast moving, colorful and kinetic play will entertain the whole family.
Cat Kid and Molly Pollywog have started an epic club to teach 21 rambunctious baby frogs how to make their own comics. Their fishy father Flippy is overjoyed that his kids will learn to unleash their creativity, but when the frogs’ constant bickering and outrageous imaginations send their comics comically off the rails, Flippy flips out. Will the club survive? Will the frogs ever get along? And will creativity finally save the day? All will be answered in this madcap musical based on the irreverently hilarious book series.
Book and Lyrics by Kevin Del Aguila; music by Brad Alexander. A TheaterWorksUSA Production; directed and choreographed by Marlo Hunter.
Accessible performances:
– ASL interpreted: 10/19 (1:30pm)
– Sensory friendly: 10/20 (11am)
– ASL interpreted, sensory friendly, and audio described: 10/27 (2:30pm)
Tickets 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.
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)
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.
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
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.
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.
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 team that brought us Dog Man: The Musical comes the much-awaited sequel, Cat Kid Comic Club. Based on the wildly popular series by Dav Pilkey (Dog Man, Captain Underpants) this fast moving, colorful and kinetic play will entertain the whole family.
Cat Kid and Molly Pollywog have started an epic club to teach 21 rambunctious baby frogs how to make their own comics. Their fishy father Flippy is overjoyed that his kids will learn to unleash their creativity, but when the frogs’ constant bickering and outrageous imaginations send their comics comically off the rails, Flippy flips out. Will the club survive? Will the frogs ever get along? And will creativity finally save the day? All will be answered in this madcap musical based on the irreverently hilarious book series.
Book and Lyrics by Kevin Del Aguila; music by Brad Alexander. A TheaterWorksUSA Production; directed and choreographed by Marlo Hunter.
Accessible performances:
– ASL interpreted: 10/19 (1:30pm)
– Sensory friendly: 10/20 (11am)
– ASL interpreted, sensory friendly, and audio described: 10/27 (2:30pm)
Tickets here.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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)
Lizzie Borden takes center stage in this ferocious, femme-fronted rock musical. In the dog days of 1892, she took an ax and … well, you know the rest.
Muckraking journalists made her a bicoastal media sensation overnight. An all-out spectacle, the show’s provocative delivery oozes attitude and simmering tension with a kinetic urgency that hums under the surface. Using a gasoline-soaked rock score, and based on the historical record, Lizzie — a “rock musical in 40 whacks” — explores the strange alchemy leading up to the murders, her controversial acquittal of all charges, and the creation of a new American myth.
Book, music, and lyrics by Steven Cheslik-DeMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt. Directed by Georgina Spelvin; music Direction by Dustin Schisler.
Location: Broadway Performance Hall (1625 Broadway, Seattle). Tickets $32.50.
Tickets here.