Don’t take our word, take Wesley’s
The Puget Sound’s weekly roundup of arts, culture, and community | October 23 to 29, 2026
This week we have a message for you directly from Wesley Frugé, Intiman Theatre’s Managing Director and director of the upcoming I Am My Own Wife. Get an introduction to the play and a quick background of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf’s true story that inspired the show. — Ciara
On the Stage
Salome
Classical | Seattle Opera
Now – October 31 | Tickets
Adapted from the Oscar Wilde play of the same name, Salome has been thrilling and shocking audiences since its premiere in 1905.
More Events
- Smoke on the Mountain | Taproot Theatre Company | Now – November 7 | View Program
- Eureka Day | Seattle Rep | Now – November 15 | View Program
- Morlot Conducts The Sounds of Spring | Seattle Symphony | October 24 | View Print Program
- Table 17 | Union Arts Center | October 24 – November 15 | View Print Program
Next Line
- Shhhhh…it’s quiet time at Symphony Tacoma. The silent auction for their 80th anniversary luncheon has been extended through October 28. Get your bid in now.
- Seattle Rep joins over 30 other theatres across the country that will present Thornton Wilder’s The Long Christmas Dinner as part of a nationwide festival.
“In opposition to the all too common flattening of trans women, villainized in life and martyred in death, the woman we meet in I Am My Own Wife is an expansive figure.” — Dani Davis
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