After a botched sex-change operation, escape from a communist state, and complicated heartbreak punk rock musician Hedwig Robinson sets out to make a name for herself in this cult classic rock musical now showing at The State Theater in Olympia.
Lizzie Borden took an axe,
and gave her mother forty wacks,
And when the job was done,
She gave her father forty-one.
On August 4th, 1892, Andrew Jackson Borden and Abby Durfee Borden were found dead in their home, the victims of a brutal hatchet murder. The main suspect was Andrew’s daughter Lizzie. The trial of Lizzie Borden was a national news story and over a century later the story is still an American legend.
Yes it’s back after the Pandemic!
The Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival is back – July 9-10, 2022
The festival has served as the unofficial launching pad for the Seattle’s summer outdoor theater season since 2001. After a two year absence, the producers are excited to bring it back.
Unique event with Music, Visual Art, Poetry
Path with Art’s Veterans Exhibition celebrates three years of the Path with Art veterans program—which grew out of Seattle Opera’s collaboration for the 2019 opera The Falling and the Rising—and will feature a performance by the Seattle Opera-Path with Art Veterans Choir. Artworks made as part of Veterans Cohort classes will be on display throughout the Opera Center, including a quilt symbolizing the connection between veterans and civilians, a sound installation, poetry readings, and more.
Don’t let Bellingham’s robust outdoor scene overshadow its vibrant performing arts community. While the lush green coastal forests possess their own allure, a very different type of woods proved to be the main attraction this past weekend. Into the Woods, directed by Teri Grimes, continued for a second weekend at The Bellingham Theatre Guild. The musical, originally by James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim, was performed in front of a packed crowd on Saturday evening.
The world premiere of the musical Bruce at the Seattle Rep is drowning in its own excesses, produced by a
Most theatregoers are familiar with the story of Mamma Mia!, the 1999 jukebox musical with music and lyrics by ABBA (Benny
The Low Brow Opera Collective’s first commissioned show opened this weekend in the cozy 18th and Union Theater. Katie Kelley
Air Play-Unique theater for adults and children
It is difficult to find a specific noun to define WHAT Air Play, now at Seattle Children’s Theater, IS because it defies categorization. It is easier to find adjectives: spectacular, highly creative, highly innovative, joyful, fun, visually and aurally pleasing. 
