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We try hard to provide updated information, but these showtimes are not official. Please confirm dates/times with the individual theatres via their ticketing pages.

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.

 

Sep
21
Thu
Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 21 @ 7:30 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Previews 9/7-8, opening 9/9

Relaxed Performance: 9/17 (matinee)
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24 (matinee)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 21 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Peter and the Starcatcher – Reboot Theatre @ Theatre Off Jackson (Seattle – International Dist)
Sep 21 @ 7:30 pm

Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair, and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. A young orphan and his mates are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island ruled by the evil King Zarboff. They know nothing of the mysterious trunk in the captain’s cabin, which contains a precious, otherworldly cargo. At sea, the boys are discovered by a precocious young girl named Molly, a Starcatcher-in-training who realizes that the trunk’s precious cargo is starstuff, a celestial substance so powerful that it must never fall into the wrong hands. When the ship is taken over by pirates – led by the fearsome Black Stache, a villain determined to claim the trunk and its treasure for his own – the journey quickly becomes a thrilling adventure.

A play by Rick Elice, with music by Wayne Barker. Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. Directed by Riley Gene; music directed by Kate Falconer.

Tickets $5.50-$105 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

The Play That Goes Wrong @ Tacoma Little Theatre (Tacoma) (PWYC)
Sep 21 @ 7:30 pm

Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. This 1920s whodunit has everything you never wanted in a show — an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines). Nevertheless, the accident-prone thespians battle against all odds to make it through to their final curtain call, with hilarious consequences. This Olivier Award-winning comedy is a global phenomenon that’s guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter.

ASL interpreted performance on 9/24 (Sunday matinee)

Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for this (9/21) performance; see info here.

Tickets ($29) here.

 

Sep
22
Fri
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 22 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 22 @ 7:30 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Previews 9/7-8, opening 9/9

Relaxed Performance: 9/17 (matinee)
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24 (matinee)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 22 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Peter and the Starcatcher – Reboot Theatre @ Theatre Off Jackson (Seattle – International Dist)
Sep 22 @ 7:30 pm

Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair, and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. A young orphan and his mates are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island ruled by the evil King Zarboff. They know nothing of the mysterious trunk in the captain’s cabin, which contains a precious, otherworldly cargo. At sea, the boys are discovered by a precocious young girl named Molly, a Starcatcher-in-training who realizes that the trunk’s precious cargo is starstuff, a celestial substance so powerful that it must never fall into the wrong hands. When the ship is taken over by pirates – led by the fearsome Black Stache, a villain determined to claim the trunk and its treasure for his own – the journey quickly becomes a thrilling adventure.

A play by Rick Elice, with music by Wayne Barker. Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. Directed by Riley Gene; music directed by Kate Falconer.

Tickets $5.50-$105 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh – Seda Iranian Theatre co-production @ Seattle Public Theater (Seattle – Green Lake)
Sep 22 @ 7:30 pm

In an all-girls high school in 1987 Iran, eight years after the revolution that permanently altered the
course of the country’s history, we see the path of three young people’s lives change as they are impacted by the rules forced upon them, the revelation of the many secrets held by their families, and the Iran-Iraq war. Their secrets lead to an entanglement with the school principal, a woman who is also keeping many secrets of her own.

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh tells the story of the reality of so many young women in Iran, women who are striving for normalcy and are finding their inner truth and freedom.

Written and directed by Naghmeh Samini. Co-produced by Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble and Seattle Public Theater. Performed in Farsi with English subtitles.

Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Sep
23
Sat
Peter and the Starcatcher – Reboot Theatre @ Theatre Off Jackson (Seattle – International Dist)
Sep 23 @ 2:00 pm

Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair, and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. A young orphan and his mates are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island ruled by the evil King Zarboff. They know nothing of the mysterious trunk in the captain’s cabin, which contains a precious, otherworldly cargo. At sea, the boys are discovered by a precocious young girl named Molly, a Starcatcher-in-training who realizes that the trunk’s precious cargo is starstuff, a celestial substance so powerful that it must never fall into the wrong hands. When the ship is taken over by pirates – led by the fearsome Black Stache, a villain determined to claim the trunk and its treasure for his own – the journey quickly becomes a thrilling adventure.

A play by Rick Elice, with music by Wayne Barker. Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. Directed by Riley Gene; music directed by Kate Falconer.

Tickets $5.50-$105 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh – Seda Iranian Theatre co-production @ Seattle Public Theater (Seattle – Green Lake)
Sep 23 @ 2:00 pm

In an all-girls high school in 1987 Iran, eight years after the revolution that permanently altered the
course of the country’s history, we see the path of three young people’s lives change as they are impacted by the rules forced upon them, the revelation of the many secrets held by their families, and the Iran-Iraq war. Their secrets lead to an entanglement with the school principal, a woman who is also keeping many secrets of her own.

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh tells the story of the reality of so many young women in Iran, women who are striving for normalcy and are finding their inner truth and freedom.

Written and directed by Naghmeh Samini. Co-produced by Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble and Seattle Public Theater. Performed in Farsi with English subtitles.

Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 23 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 23 @ 7:30 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Previews 9/7-8, opening 9/9

Relaxed Performance: 9/17 (matinee)
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24 (matinee)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 23 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Peter and the Starcatcher – Reboot Theatre @ Theatre Off Jackson (Seattle – International Dist)
Sep 23 @ 7:30 pm

Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair, and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. A young orphan and his mates are shipped off from Victorian England to a distant island ruled by the evil King Zarboff. They know nothing of the mysterious trunk in the captain’s cabin, which contains a precious, otherworldly cargo. At sea, the boys are discovered by a precocious young girl named Molly, a Starcatcher-in-training who realizes that the trunk’s precious cargo is starstuff, a celestial substance so powerful that it must never fall into the wrong hands. When the ship is taken over by pirates – led by the fearsome Black Stache, a villain determined to claim the trunk and its treasure for his own – the journey quickly becomes a thrilling adventure.

A play by Rick Elice, with music by Wayne Barker. Based on the novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. Directed by Riley Gene; music directed by Kate Falconer.

Tickets $5.50-$105 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh – Seda Iranian Theatre co-production @ Seattle Public Theater (Seattle – Green Lake)
Sep 23 @ 7:30 pm

In an all-girls high school in 1987 Iran, eight years after the revolution that permanently altered the
course of the country’s history, we see the path of three young people’s lives change as they are impacted by the rules forced upon them, the revelation of the many secrets held by their families, and the Iran-Iraq war. Their secrets lead to an entanglement with the school principal, a woman who is also keeping many secrets of her own.

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh tells the story of the reality of so many young women in Iran, women who are striving for normalcy and are finding their inner truth and freedom.

Written and directed by Naghmeh Samini. Co-produced by Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble and Seattle Public Theater. Performed in Farsi with English subtitles.

Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Sep
24
Sun
Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 24 @ 2:00 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Relaxed Performance: 9/17
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh – Seda Iranian Theatre co-production @ Seattle Public Theater (Seattle – Green Lake)
Sep 24 @ 2:00 pm

In an all-girls high school in 1987 Iran, eight years after the revolution that permanently altered the
course of the country’s history, we see the path of three young people’s lives change as they are impacted by the rules forced upon them, the revelation of the many secrets held by their families, and the Iran-Iraq war. Their secrets lead to an entanglement with the school principal, a woman who is also keeping many secrets of her own.

The Forgotten History of Mastaneh tells the story of the reality of so many young women in Iran, women who are striving for normalcy and are finding their inner truth and freedom.

Written and directed by Naghmeh Samini. Co-produced by Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble and Seattle Public Theater. Performed in Farsi with English subtitles.

Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 24 @ 3:00 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Off the Top: Improvised Open Mic Comedy @ CSz (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 24 @ 8:00 pm

It’s the completely improvised stand-up comedy open mic, based on your suggestions, every Sunday night.

Location: The Atlas Theatre (3509 Fremont Ave N.)

Tickets ($6-$21.50, sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Sep
27
Wed
Last Drive to Dodge @ Taproot Theatre (Seattle – Greenwood) (PWYC)
Sep 27 @ 7:30 pm

Prophet and Ro are chasing dreams faintly whispered on the wind that sweeps the dusty Texas plain, where ranching is brutal work and change is on the horizon. Set at the end of the Cowboy Golden Age, Last Drive to Dodge examines race, love, and legacy in a time when everyone is scrambling for their piece of the American Dream.

A world premiere, produced in partnership with The Hansberry Project. Written by Andrew Lee Creech. Directed by Valerie Curtis-Newton.

Pay-what-you-choose rush tickets available for this (9/27) performance. See info here.

Tickets ($28-$59) here.

 

Sep
28
Thu
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 28 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 28 @ 7:30 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Previews 9/7-8, opening 9/9

Relaxed Performance: 9/17 (matinee)
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24 (matinee)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 28 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Petite Mort @ Pacific Northwest Ballet (Seattle Center) (PWYC)
Sep 28 @ 7:30 pm

With its season opener, Pacific Northwest Ballet has packed as much whimsy, artistry, and drama as possible. Built on a foundation of music from Mozart to Beethoven, this triple bill looks at the world of dance through unique shifts in perspective. Jiri Kylian’s Petite Mort and Sechs Tänze return after a long hiatus, along with Alexander Ekman’s delightful Cacti.

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose rush tickets available for this (9/28) performance; see info here.

Tickets here.

 

reSet @ Washington Ensemble Theatre (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 28 @ 7:30 pm

reSet is centered around a low-stakes, high-risk mentality that encourages experimentation, creativity, and play. This year will bring two choreographers to the stage and set of Dream Hou$e, unleashing their creativity to craft captivating movement pieces that meld seamlessly with the play’s thematic landscape. This program aims to cross-pollinate Seattle’s dance and theater communities by expanding our artists’ audiences and platforms and experimenting with resources, inspiration, and unique ways choreographers can create new work.

Tickets $17-$28 (sliding scale available for all) here.

 

Sep
29
Fri
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 29 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 29 @ 7:30 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Previews 9/7-8, opening 9/9

Relaxed Performance: 9/17 (matinee)
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24 (matinee)

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Sep 29 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 29 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

reSet @ Washington Ensemble Theatre (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 29 @ 7:30 pm

reSet is centered around a low-stakes, high-risk mentality that encourages experimentation, creativity, and play. This year will bring two choreographers to the stage and set of Dream Hou$e, unleashing their creativity to craft captivating movement pieces that meld seamlessly with the play’s thematic landscape. This program aims to cross-pollinate Seattle’s dance and theater communities by expanding our artists’ audiences and platforms and experimenting with resources, inspiration, and unique ways choreographers can create new work.

Tickets $17-$28 (sliding scale available for all) here.

 

Sep
30
Sat
Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead @ Sound Theatre Company (Seattle – Capitol Hill)
Sep 30 @ 2:00 pm

Three Deaf roommates get more than they bargained for when mysterious messages from Alexander Graham Bell start appearing on a vintage teletypewriter phone (TTY). Told in American Sign Language, spoken English, and English captioning, playwright Aimee Chou puts a delightfully entertaining twist on horror, a genre known for challenging culture and subverting expectations. An obsessive search for the truth of the afterlife only reveals more secrets and challenges us to look at how we bridge our worlds today.

Directed by Howie Seago, featuring a majority-Deaf and hard of hearing cast and creative team. All performances are bilingual ASL and spoken English, with captioning in English.

Relaxed Performance: 9/17
Touch tour and “voiced” performance for blind and low vision attendees: 9/24

Tickets (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Sep 30 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Show Talks: Music as Activism – The 5th Avenue Theatre
Sep 30 @ 4:30 pm

Music is said to be a boundless language, capable of communicating emotions and wants- musical theater uses these tools for every show. Similarly, Cambodian Rock Band uplifts the work of real life Khmer musicians in a roller coaster story of history and music. In this panel discussion, we will highlight the work of musicians who have historically and currently use their art form of music as a tool for activism. This event will also feature a short performance, free ticket drawing, and swag bag giveaway.

Location: TBA

Free event; reserve here.

 

Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Sep 30 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Sep 30 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Sep 30 @ 7:30 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Oct
1
Sun
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 1 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Matt & Ben @ ArtsWest (West Seattle)
Oct 1 @ 3:00 pm

From the mind of multi-award winning writer and actress Mindy Kaling, Matt & Ben depicts its Hollywood golden boys – before J-Lo, before Gwyneth, before Project Greenlight, before Oscar … before anyone actually gave a damn. When the screenplay for Good Will Hunting drops mysteriously from the heavens, the boys realize they’re being tested by a Higher Power. Originally performed by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers in the title roles, Matt & Ben is a hilarious satire on the real and imagined difficulties of pursuing a dream. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers.

Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.

Tickets ($48.50) here.

 

Broho Takes Flight @ The Brotherhood Lounge (Olympia)
Oct 1 @ 5:00 pm

Trapeze, fabric, and more, with local and guest performers. Every 1st Sunday except during summer. Doors at 3:45, show at 5.

Location: inside the Brotherhood Lounge bar (119 Capitol Way N) (21+ event)

$15 donation requested at the door; no one turned away for lack of funds

Show info here.

 

Off the Top: Improvised Open Mic Comedy @ CSz (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 1 @ 8:00 pm

It’s the completely improvised stand-up comedy open mic, based on your suggestions, every Sunday night.

Location: The Atlas Theatre (3509 Fremont Ave N.)

Tickets ($6-$21.50, sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Oct
3
Tue
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 3 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
4
Wed
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 4 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
5
Thu
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 5 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 5 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
6
Fri
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 6 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 6 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
7
Sat
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 7 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 7 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 7 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
8
Sun
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 8 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Off the Top: Improvised Open Mic Comedy @ CSz (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 8 @ 8:00 pm

It’s the completely improvised stand-up comedy open mic, based on your suggestions, every Sunday night.

Location: The Atlas Theatre (3509 Fremont Ave N.)

Tickets ($6-$21.50, sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Oct
11
Wed
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 11 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
12
Thu
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 12 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 12 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 12 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
13
Fri
Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 13 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 13 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
14
Sat
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 14 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Two Big Black Bags – eSe Teatro @ West of Lenin (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 14 @ 7:00 pm

James is an Argentine veteran of the 1982 Malvinas/Falklands War. Following a drunken spree at the casino, he wakes to a big surprise in his living room: two big black bags containing ten million dollars. Confused, yet determined to turn his life around, he embarks on a marvelous adventure from Seattle to South America. But is he willing to face the ghosts of his past in order to transform his future? Written and directed by Julieta Vitullo; with original music by Matilde Vitullo.

Preview 9/21, opens 9/22.

Tickets $7-$50 (sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 14 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
15
Sun
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 15 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 15 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Off the Top: Improvised Open Mic Comedy @ CSz (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 15 @ 8:00 pm

It’s the completely improvised stand-up comedy open mic, based on your suggestions, every Sunday night.

Location: The Atlas Theatre (3509 Fremont Ave N.)

Tickets ($6-$21.50, sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Oct
17
Tue
StoryOly @ The Brotherhood Lounge (Olympia)
Oct 17 @ 7:00 pm

StoryOly is Olympia’s premiere Story Slam event. Community members come together every month to share, compete and tell true stories based on a monthly theme. StoryOly aims to encourage and develop community engagement and connection through the medium of storytelling.

Location: inside the Brotherhood Lounge bar (119 Capitol Way N) (21+ event)

Sliding scale ($5-$15) at the door

Location and event info here, series info here.

 

Oct
18
Wed
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 18 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
19
Thu
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 19 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 19 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
20
Fri
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 20 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
21
Sat
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 21 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 21 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Expand Upon: Health Care – Mirror Stage @ 18th And Union (Seattle – Central District)
Oct 21 @ 7:30 pm

In the Expand Upon series of staged readings, Mirror Stage commissions two local playwrights to each develop a short play responding to a community-selected theme, using the same multi-generational, multi-racial cast. For the eighth round of Expand Upon, the community selected the theme Health Care, and Mirror Stage commissioned House of Hadassah by Drew David Combs and Care: A Fantasia on Excellence by D.A. Navoti.

Tickets $0-$25 (pay-what-you-choose available to all) here.

 

Oct
22
Sun
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 22 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Expand Upon: Health Care – Mirror Stage @ 18th And Union (Seattle – Central District)
Oct 22 @ 2:00 pm

In the Expand Upon series of staged readings, Mirror Stage commissions two local playwrights to each develop a short play responding to a community-selected theme, using the same multi-generational, multi-racial cast. For the eighth round of Expand Upon, the community selected the theme Health Care, and Mirror Stage commissioned House of Hadassah by Drew David Combs and Care: A Fantasia on Excellence by D.A. Navoti.

Tickets $0-$25 (pay-what-you-choose available to all) here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 22 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Off the Top: Improvised Open Mic Comedy @ CSz (Seattle – Fremont)
Oct 22 @ 8:00 pm

It’s the completely improvised stand-up comedy open mic, based on your suggestions, every Sunday night.

Location: The Atlas Theatre (3509 Fremont Ave N.)

Tickets ($6-$21.50, sliding scale available to all) here.

 

Oct
25
Wed
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 25 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
26
Thu
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 26 @ 2:00 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 26 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.

 

Oct
27
Fri
Cambodian Rock Band – 5th Avenue Theatre co-production @ ACT Contemporary Theatre (Downtown Seattle)
Oct 27 @ 7:30 pm

Guitars tuned. Mic checked. Get ready to rock! This darkly funny hit play with music tells the story of a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia for the first time in thirty years, as his daughter prepares to prosecute one of Cambodia’s most infamous war criminals. Backed by a live band playing contemporary Dengue Fever hits and classic Cambodian oldies, this thrilling story toggles back and forth in time as father and daughter face the music of the past. By Lauren Yee, directed by Chay Yew.

An ACT and 5th Avenue Theatre co-production, performed at ACT (700 Union St., Falls Theatre)

Previews 8/29-10/4, opens 10/5

Limited number of pay-what-you-choose advance tickets available for each performance. Rush tickets ($20) offered for all performances, if available. See discount ticket information here.

Tickets and show info here.