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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.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Want more Deaf-friendly theatre? See NWTheatre’s complete calendar of ASL interpreted and open captioned performances here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Presented by The Crypt and Latina K Presents, Azúcar: A Latine Cabaret Experience showcases Latine voices through Burlesque and Cabaret as powerful forms of artistic expression. Allowing Latine artists to explore these genres empowers us to tell our stories in unique and transformative ways. Featuring Olympia’s Premier all-Latine burlesque collective Papaya Magic Cabaret, and Burlesque artists of Latine heritage from the Pacific Northwest.
Ages 21+. Doors at 8:30, show at 9.
Tickets ($27+) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Two words set in motion award-winning playwright Sanaz Toossi’s intricate and profound New York debut: “English Only.” This is the mantra that rules one classroom in Iran, where four adult students are preparing for the TOEFL — the Test of English as a Foreign Language. Chasing fluency through a maze of word games, listening exercises, and show-and-tell sessions, they hope that one day, English will make them whole. But it might be splitting them each in half. Written by Sanaz Toossi; directed by Naghmeh Samini.
A co-production with Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Preview 4/3; opens 4/4
Financial accessibility: Reduced price tickets ($18.50) offered to those who need them. Enter discount code “inclusion” during checkout process.
Tickets ($48.50) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Want more audio described theatre? See NWTheatre’s complete calendar of audio described performances here.
Want more Deaf-friendly theatre? See NWTheatre’s complete calendar of ASL interpreted and open captioned performances here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Drawing creative strength from his Algerian roots and Mediterranean culture, choreographer Hervé Koubi makes a much-anticipated return to Seattle with his exceptional all-male dance troupe. Combining contemporary and urban dance movements with capoeira and martial arts, this powerful company is known for its arresting imagery and gravity-defying choreography. In the critically acclaimed Les Nuits Barbares (The Barbarian Nights), Koubi takes a deep look into the history of the Mediterranean to extract the truth behind the stereotypes of those who were once considered “barbarians.”
Tickets ($60-$75) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Drawing creative strength from his Algerian roots and Mediterranean culture, choreographer Hervé Koubi makes a much-anticipated return to Seattle with his exceptional all-male dance troupe. Combining contemporary and urban dance movements with capoeira and martial arts, this powerful company is known for its arresting imagery and gravity-defying choreography. In the critically acclaimed Les Nuits Barbares (The Barbarian Nights), Koubi takes a deep look into the history of the Mediterranean to extract the truth behind the stereotypes of those who were once considered “barbarians.”
Tickets ($60-$75) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
dhoka/Betrayal/ entangles Hindu goddess Kali’s ultimate power and destructive nature with present-day authoritarianism and religious violence, using myth to unpack how Hinduism has been shaped into propaganda for Indian ethno-nationalism by Western influence. Tracing Kali’s deification, dhoka accompanies her transformation into a colonized, fetishized, destructive image that upholds violence with her bloodied tongue. The work lives at the fringes of reality and genre, letting the epic and human dance together: a physical exploration of how worship distorts what something stands for.
Location: Base, inside Equinox Studios (6520 5th Ave S)
Tickets (when available) and info here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Drawing creative strength from his Algerian roots and Mediterranean culture, choreographer Hervé Koubi makes a much-anticipated return to Seattle with his exceptional all-male dance troupe. Combining contemporary and urban dance movements with capoeira and martial arts, this powerful company is known for its arresting imagery and gravity-defying choreography. In the critically acclaimed Les Nuits Barbares (The Barbarian Nights), Koubi takes a deep look into the history of the Mediterranean to extract the truth behind the stereotypes of those who were once considered “barbarians.”
Tickets ($60-$75) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Juicy, a young queer Black man, has a lot on his plate. His mother just married his uncle after the untimely death of his father, whose ghost appears at a family barbecue demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. Sound familiar? Fresh from its Broadway debut, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a sparkling and uproarious new comedy about seeking love and liberation.
Written by James Ijames. Directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee.
Accessibility: English open captioned performance on 4/25 (evening); ASL interpreted and audio described performance on 5/4 (matinee).
Pay-what-you-choose tickets available for all performances by phone or in person; see info here.
Tickets here.
Join Ms. Briq House at this all-People of Color burlesque revue, for an evening of dazzling dancing, tantric teasing, and all around prismatic sexy magic, with some of the hottest burlesque performers this side of the Mississippi. There will be so many shades and flavors of chocolate, caramel, mocha, lemon meringue, and red velvet dripping from the Theatre Off Jackson stage that you are guaranteed to leave with a tooth ache.
Bring your 1’s, 5’s, 10’s, 20’s, 50’s, and 100’s, and come prepared to have a hooting, hollering good time. Held every 2nd Sunday.
Age 21+
Tickets ($45) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
When a reclusive and renowned folding artist opens her origami studio to a high school teacher and a young hip-hop prodigy, the three of them discover reams of connection and surprises. A poignant and entertaining reminder that life gets messy as it unfolds. A Seattle premiere; written by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Julie Beckman.
NOTE: two casts will perform at alternating dates; see ticketing page for cast schedules.
Purple Cast: Joyce Thi Brew, Laurence Hughes, and Akul Sood
Orange Cast: Duygu Erdogan Monson, Daniel Christianson, and Tanish Telukunta
Location: 12th Avenue Arts (1620 12th Avenue, Seattle)
Tickets $36 (artist & advance discount tickets also available), here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Multi-award-winning playwright Yussef El Guindi’s humorous and surprising family comedy brings just the right amount of chaos and poignancy as it depicts universal themes of belonging, desire, culture, and faith. This show will consistently upend your expectations as you gain an insider’s look at a family navigating the ups and downs of life while trying their best to keep it all together. Directed by Agastya Kohli.
Tickets ($41) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Multi-award-winning playwright Yussef El Guindi’s humorous and surprising family comedy brings just the right amount of chaos and poignancy as it depicts universal themes of belonging, desire, culture, and faith. This show will consistently upend your expectations as you gain an insider’s look at a family navigating the ups and downs of life while trying their best to keep it all together. Directed by Agastya Kohli.
Tickets ($41) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Multi-award-winning playwright Yussef El Guindi’s humorous and surprising family comedy brings just the right amount of chaos and poignancy as it depicts universal themes of belonging, desire, culture, and faith. This show will consistently upend your expectations as you gain an insider’s look at a family navigating the ups and downs of life while trying their best to keep it all together. Directed by Agastya Kohli.
Tickets ($41) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Multi-award-winning playwright Yussef El Guindi’s humorous and surprising family comedy brings just the right amount of chaos and poignancy as it depicts universal themes of belonging, desire, culture, and faith. This show will consistently upend your expectations as you gain an insider’s look at a family navigating the ups and downs of life while trying their best to keep it all together. Directed by Agastya Kohli.
Tickets ($41) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.
Multi-award-winning playwright Yussef El Guindi’s humorous and surprising family comedy brings just the right amount of chaos and poignancy as it depicts universal themes of belonging, desire, culture, and faith. This show will consistently upend your expectations as you gain an insider’s look at a family navigating the ups and downs of life while trying their best to keep it all together. Directed by Agastya Kohli.
Tickets ($41) here.
11th century ladies-in-waiting Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon are, to this day, two of Japan’s most beloved writers.
They also kind of hated each other.
Unrivaled is about friendship, heartbreak, and what it means to be a female artist. And no matter how much things change, the more they stay the same … even after a thousand years. A co-production with SIS Productions. Written by Rosie Nagasaki; directed by Mimi Katano.
Tickets $10-$100 (sliding scale available for all) here.