Step up to the mic at Intiman
The Puget Sound’s weekly roundup of arts, culture, and community | March 20 to 26, 2026
Do your Friday night plans include hitting a karaoke bar to sing “Golden” or, if you’re a brave one, “My Heart Will Go On”? Now, in addition to your favorite haunts like Hula Hula or Rock Box, you can take the stage at Intiman Cabaret. Intiman Theatre is hosting Karaoke Superstar, a one-night competition on April 3 which benefits Intiman’s Show the Love campaign.
Twelve singers will participate in multiple rounds of competition while the audience votes for their favorite to advance with donations. If you aren’t feeling up for a full battle, you can still have the chance to sing in an open slot between rounds.
Karaoke Superstar is a truly creative path that Intiman is taking to highlight Show the Love. The full campaign runs now through April 26. Instead of a monetary goal, which is most common, Intiman has set an objective on the number of individual donors. They hope to get 400 people to give, making it about participation and community. – Ciara
On the Stage
Ain’t Misbehavin’
Theatre | Taproot Theatre Company
Now – April 25 | Tickets
This immersive musical revue celebrates the life of Fats Waller on stage with joy, rhythm, and soul. Remembering his generation-defining songs and lasting impact on today’s music, this exuberant Tony Award-winning tribute to Black artistry sings, laughs, hopes, and lives out loud.
More Events
- Stravinsky The Firebird | Seattle Symphony | March 21 | View Print Program
- Baskerville | Village Theatre Everett | Now – March 22 | View Program
- Captioned: March 21
- Young Dragon | Seattle Children’s Theatre | Now – March 29 | View Program
- Mary Jane | Seattle Rep | Now – April 19 | View Program
Next Line
- The Stranger reports on the roundtable hosted by Mayor Katie Wilson’s Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy Transition Team where talks all ended up at the subject of affordability for artists.
- At Artist Trust’s 40th anniversary auction celebration, over $750,000 was raised for Washington State artists, the largest amount in the organization’s history.
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