Where Worlds Meet on Stage

Global voices spark the start of Puget Sound’s performance season. Plus, check out a vibrant musical for families at Seattle Children’s Theatre and a streaming documentary from Seattle Men’s Chorus.

Where Worlds Meet on Stage
Playwright Larissa Fasthorse. | Courtesy of John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Seattle’s stages this fall are offering more than just entertainment. They are acting as portals to enrichment and connection in a politically charged time, offering an array of stories, songs, and culturally broad performances that have the power to heal by bolstering the bonds of our collective humanity.

Indigenous and international artists stand at the center of this vibrant convergence: Fancy Dancer, an autobiographical play by Native American playwright Larissa FastHorse, produced jointly by Seattle Rep and Seattle Children’s Theatre; a rare Puget Sound appearance by Rapa Nui (Easter Island) classical pianist Mahani Teave at Meany Center; and a high-energy concert from Mariachi Herencia de México, an ensemble that fuses old world Mexican tradition with generational innovation in a bold shared celebration.

Larissa FastHorse, a Sicangu Lakota playwright and MacArthur Fellow, has made history as the first Native American woman to have a play produced on Broadway. With Fancy Dancer, she turns inward, offering a chance to see the world through the eyes of a young Lakota girl, Lara, growing up in South Dakota...


On the Stage

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

Musical Theatre | Seattle Childrens Theatre
Now – October 12 | Tickets

A celebration of letters, words, imagination, and creativity that will captivate both kids and adults alike. With vibrant music and interactive storytelling, it promises to be an experience filled with fun and joy for the whole family.

ASL Interpreted: September 27

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Next Line

  • The cast is set for The Naughty List at Intiman Theatre. Louvel leads as a quick-witted Mrs. Claus, joined by CarLarans as Santa, Clara Voyance as The Grinch, Jupiter Everhard as Krampus, Tommie Darling as Rudolph, and dancers Ieva Braciulyte, Amara Gordon, and Caleb Cole.
  • Take a seat from anywhere in the world—Love Beyond Borders is now streaming online. Dive into Seattle Men’s Chorus’s moving documentary and experience stories of connection, compassion, and community, all from the comfort of your own home.
Wishing you connection, inspiration, and a little magic this week.

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