Crystal Pite’s Buzzy Work Has a Welcome Re-Emergence
A quadruple-bill of modern works, including a world premiere and a returning favorite, comes to Pacific Northwest Ballet. Emergence opens Friday and runs through March 23.
Read MoreA quadruple-bill of modern works, including a world premiere and a returning favorite, comes to Pacific Northwest Ballet. Emergence opens Friday and runs through March 23.
Read MoreOn August 17, Seattle’s Emerald City Romance Author & Reader Event brings dozens of romance authors (and loads more readers) together in one place.
Read MoreLooking for great ways to beat the heat? Cool off with these three sizzlin’ shows this weekend.
Read MoreThere’s a whole bunch of great dance happening this spring. Here’s what’s happening in April, plus an early look at May.
Read MorePacific Northwest Ballet just announced its 2024-25 season, hot on the heels of season announcements from The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle Opera, Village Theatre, and Broadway at The Paramount. Now that most of the biggest stages in musicals and dance are set, here’s a look at their seasons.
Read MoreHalloween is almost here, and so are these bawdy, fun, and spooky stage options.
Read MoreDon’t let the weather rain on your nights — head inside for some fantastic finds instead. Here are NWTheatre’s picks through the weekend.
Read MoreThe music and arts festival Bumbershoot 2023 made a triumphant return. It runs through September 3.
Read MoreIn StoneDance’s Wander/Wonder, some of the region’s top dancers drew inspiration from installations in Coupeville’s Price Sculpture Forest.
Read MoreThis weekend is bursting with dance on Whidbey Island, puppets in Chimacum, and theatre in Port Townsend, with more to come later this month. Your destination stage is just a scenic daytrip away.
Read MoreThese park shows in and around Seattle are all free, with no reservations required, to round out the summer.
Read MoreThe locally-sourced annual shorts fest stands out with its love for unique prompts and connection to its home base. It runs 8/11-13 in Kenmore.
Read MoreYou know who needs a break? You do. And there are plenty of great excuses to get out of town this month, with shows just a scenic daytrip away.
Read MoreNext Step premieres works by Pacific Northwest Ballet company members, performed by PNB School dancers. The annual feature, on June 16, is followed by a pair of PNB School showcases on June 17.
Read MoreThe weather’s still temperate, but the stages are hot! Below are great-looking shows with short runs or closing this weekend.
Read MoreArts-makers tell us why their upcoming shows are unique in these, NWTheatre’s top picks for early May.
Read MoreA fresh take on Shakespeare, new works from local artists, and a brilliant new book from the former Seattle Civic Poet all take stage this week. Here’s what I’d focus on if I ran your agenda.
Read MoreDancers are lighting up stages all over town, making this a great month to discover your new favorite work. We invited companies to tell us what makes their spring performances special.
Read MoreThere are a lot of shows you could see this weekend and not go wrong, but a few shows really stand out — and they’re closing soon. Here’s what I’d focus on if I ran your agenda. (For performances March 4 & 5)
Read MoreRecognizing companies, touring shows, a trend, and even a single scene that made 2022 a year to remember.
Read MoreA bi-annual contest of community theatre companies throughout the state heads to Tacoma this weekend, with five theatre companies performing over two days.
Read MoreThere’s plenty on the calendar. This weekend, check out two shows in Seattle, or head out of town.
Read MoreTop performances for January 27-29, picked just for you.
Read MoreBig dance spectacles take to the stage in Seattle and Tacoma this season.
Read MoreAll around the Sound, theatre and dance companies treated viewers to a lot of great performances in 2022. Here’s what stood out to NWTheatre as the most powerful, most memorable, most spectacular of the year.
Read MoreEven with Christmas still weeks away, plan for these fast-arrivals now. Here are the one-chance shows coming soon that you’d be sad to miss.
Read MoreSaira Barbaric’s artist residency at Base culminated in a complex, joyous dance film, first screened at the artist’s open house on 10/15. Plus, more in dance films and festivals.
Read MoreEerie chills, risqué costumes, or mysterious happenings? Whatever is missing from your Halloween haul, there’s a seasonal show to satisfy.
Read MoreHere’s a look at October shows around Tacoma and Olympia — including why it was picked and what about the production might surprise you, straight from the source.
Read MoreThe first-ever Portable Performance Festival at 18th & Union is in full swing, with 20 or so shows in two weeks.
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