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Encore Media Group

Seattle, WA

Bringing you front-row access to the latest news and events in the world of performing arts. or Bringing you the pulse of the performing arts in Seattle and the Bay Area.

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Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

When the Personal Becomes Fictional: Playwright Jake Brasch in Conversation

A discussion with Jake Brasch, the playwright of “The Reservoir,” now playing at Berkeley Rep. Plus, the last performances of the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival are this weekend, and SF Opera offers livestreamed performances.

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WALK DONT RUN: Revival of Downtown Seattle, One Step—and One Hundred Artists—at a Time

On Saturday, September 20, 2025, downtown Seattle will come alive with art, music, and movement during WALK DONT RUN—a free, one-day celebration featuring over 100 local artists.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Accessible Performances Lead the Way into the New Season

September’s inclusive performances are ready for you. Plus, Walk Don’t Run is almost here, and a PNB favorite retires.

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Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

A Season Opener Filled with Inclusive Arts Experiences

September’s inclusive performances are ready and underway. Plus, SF Symphony opens their season tonight, and A.C.T. announces their annual gala.

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Accessible Performances

The Bay Area’s September lineup of accessible performances

September kicks off a new arts season in the Bay Area, with accessible performances—featuring ASL interpretation, captioning, and more—welcoming everyone to experience live creativity.

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Accessible Performances

Seattle’s September lineup of accessible performances

September marks the start of a new arts season in Seattle, with accessible performances—from ASL-interpreted to captioned—making it easier for everyone to join in.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

The Artisans Behind “The Play that Goes Wrong”

The play must go right before it goes wrong: check out the artist behind the scenes of Seattle Rep’s current show. Plus, RSVP for WALK DONT RUN, and check out this week’s events.