Village Theatre is cooking up something completely new
The Puget Sound’s weekly roundup of arts, culture, and community | September 11 to 17, 2026
We all know Village Theatre for their originally produced musicals and plays. For decades, audiences in Issaquah and Everett have enjoyed performances that are directed, designed and built in-house, making the company a truly local theatre.
But for the 2026/27 season Village Theatre is offering something new. In addition to their five Mainstage shows, Village Theatre Presents will host performances by other theatre companies. With these five additional shows you can expect something a little funkier, funnier, and performer focused.
The inaugural series of Village Theatre Presents includes the Seattle favorite, A Very Die Hard Christmas by The Habit; the Everett debut of DRAGAPELLA in Oy Vey in a Manger; a comedic take on a not-so-funny movie, Titanish, by The Habit; and An Improvised Musical! featuring the We Have Some Notes ensemble. — Ciara
On the Stage
A Chorus Line
Theatre | 5th Avenue Theatre
September 15–27 | Tickets
A 5, 6, 7, 8… A Chorus Line bursts back to The 5th Avenue Theatre Company's stage in a brand new production.
More Events
- Kiss of the Spider Woman | Lakewood Playhouse | Now – September 20
- ASL Interpreted: September 12
- Pippin | Reboot Theatre Company | Now – October 3
- Ragtime | Village Theatre Issaquah | September 15 – October 18 | Program coming soon
- Clayton Lee | On the Boards | September 17–19
Next Line
- It’s a role every actor has on their bucket list and Billy Finn has landed it. The local actor will take on Hamlet in Union Arts Center’s upcoming production.
- Mark your calendars for the next Opera Center Open House on September 26.
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