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Seattle Rep today publicly announced its three-year plan to remodel the Bagley Wright Theater in an all-out effort to make a visit to the venue a more welcoming and accessible experience for all.

Learn more about all of the adult and children's summer education classes, and how to enroll here!

After more than a year of only virtual programs due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Seattle Shakespeare will return to the parks this summer with a free Wooden O production of The Comedy of Errors.

Seattle Theatre Group has announced a series of performances at The Neptune Theatre this July.

Seattle Rep today announced its first-ever Native Artist-in-Residence program through which a Native artist of any discipline will be selected to be paid a $10,000 stipend to create art, to gain professional development, and to build a relationship with Seattle Rep.

Whidbey Island Center for the Arts will present Sam Shepard's award-winning 'Curse of the Starving Class' June 11-26, 2021.

Village Theatre today announced its return to the Mainstage with a 2022 Season of live theatre at both its Issaquah and Everett locations.

Experience movies outdoors at dusk, Friday and Saturdays, July 31-Aug 28, at Mural Amphitheatre at Seattle Center.

As we edge ever closer to a return to in-person events at Seattle Center, June offers a vast variety of online options.

Intiman Online will present a reading of UNDER BIG PINEY Thursday, June 24th to benefit the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Seattle Rep’s Plays in Process will take audiences behind the scenes showcasing early stages of show development, featuring commentary from its creators as well as two musical performances from Louie Pérez and David Hidalgo.

As our region and the world transition from a time of isolation to a return to public gathering, Seattle Center is just beginning to dip our toes into the notion of in-person events.

On Friday, June 4th, 2021, Metropolitan Performing Arts opens its doors for an in-person audience, the first time since March of 2020, to produce the play “This Random World” by Steven Dietz.

The Williams Project will share a co-presentation of Raisins in a Glass of Milk 2021, this year's new iteration of an annual play series created directly from the words, poetry, and stories of Artists of Color.

This year, while The 5th Avenue Theatre Awards: Honoring High School Musicals is officially on pause, the theatre will still recognize and celebrate all the work of students and educators around the state.

Dear Readers, it’s so good to be able to call you all that again.

The creatives behind the new musical The Lamplighter recently chatted about the show in a new interview from 5th Avenue Theatre.

With great excitement, the Seattle International Dance Festival will return next month for a 16th season with live, in-person dance performance featuring more than 25 local dance organizations and more than 80 dancers.

This massive four-day annual event over Memorial Day weekend, typically presenting around 5,000 artists on 25 stages (in non-pandemic times), traditionally serves as the start of summer on the grounds.

Seattle Center Festál: Pagdiriwang Philippine Festival, 1 p.

From a new streaming production of Tosca filmed at a historic Seattle cathedral, to live outdoor recitals at Seattle Center, and a conductor dialogue on race and gender, there's plenty of ways to engage with music through Seattle Opera's June offerings.

The 5th Avenue Theatre has announced that Afterwords, a new musical with a book by Emily Kaczmarek and music and lyrics by Zoe Sarnak, is the second of three Musical Radio Plays it will produce in its 2020/21 digital season.

Produced by STG's Education & Community Engagement department, ELEVATE is a showcase of Black and Brown voices uplifting one another through the art of spoken word.

Following a year that nobody wants to revisit anytime soon, Artistic Director Peter Boal has optimistically announced the line-up for Pacific Northwest Ballet’s 49th season, running from September 2021 to June 2022.

After more than a year without live, in-person performances due to COVID-19, Seattle Opera will officially return to the theater this fall with its 2021/22 Season.