A Smorgasbord of Arts Offerings

As the dog days of summer arrive, we are reminded during this period of intermission that not only is the fall arts season just around the corner, even in this quieter period for the performing arts, there is still plenty to get excited about. Tonight, live music and cooking unite on stage for Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Tasting Notes II, next week brings the smash pop hit jukebox musical & Juliet to the Paramount, and we’ve already got our eye on August’s lineup of free and accessible performances.

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On the Stage

& Juliet

Theatre | Seattle Theatre Group
July 29 – August 3 | Tickets

Who needs Romeo? Certainly not Juliet, when she’s backed by the sounds of 21st century pop classics from Swedish hitmaker Max Martin.

Audio Described & ASL Interpeted: August 3 at 1:00pm
Open Captions: August 3 at 6:30pm

View the Program

More Events

• Brahms, Soledad, Tchaikovsky | Seattle Chamber Music Society | July 27
• The Color Purple | Village Theatre | Now – July 27 | View the Program
  • Captioned: July 26
• Moszkowski, Mendelssohn, Beethoven | Seattle Chamber Music Society | July 29
• Murder on the Links | Taproot Theatre | Now – August 16 | View the Program

Next Line

• Ahead of tonight’s return of Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Tasting Notes series, the Seattle Times profiled chef/author J. Kenji López-Alt and violinist James Ehnes. The two artists discuss their special performance uniting live music and cooking.
• Tickets are now on sale for PNB’s upcoming season, which launches with George Balanchine’s dazzling Jewels, features story ballets Cinderella and Giselle, and includes world premieres and more. Plus, of course, the perennial holiday favorite, Balanchine’s The Nutcracker.