Brigadoon September 16–October 19, 2025 | Francis J. Gaudette Theatre • October 25–November 16, 2025 | Everett Performing Arts Center
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Annual All San Francisco Concert at SF Symphony San Francisco Symphony honors SCRAP through the Ellen Magnin Newman Award. Berkeley Rep opens its season, and Esa-Pekka Salonen takes on a new role.
Curtains Up: Seattle’s Fall Arts Season Arrives It’s time to plan your fall performance schedule. Check out our roundup of this fall’s highlights.
Bay Area Fall Performances: From Ballet to Bold Stories Autumn is coming fast. Be sure to plan your next event with our fall calendar.
A Smorgasbord of Arts Offerings Make these performances part of your summer plans before it’s too late.
KIDSTAGE: Les Misérables School Edition July 25–August 3, 2025 | Francis J. Gaudette Theatre, Issaquah
Unique Collaborations on Stage and in the Field The blues and Dolly’s hits go symphonic, while Berkely Rep hits the field.
Seattle’s August lineup of accessible and free performances Free outdoor shows continue, but we return indoors for these inclusive and affordable performances for all continue this August.
The Bay Area’s August lineup of accessible and free performances Free outdoor shows continue, but we return indoors for these inclusive and affordable performances for all continue this August.
Picnics, Parks, and a Bit of the Bard Theatre moves outdoors with Shakespeare in the Park. Plus, Taproot stages an Agatha Christie mystery, and tickets for Seattle Symphony’s upcoming season are on sale.
Next Season Is a Symphony of Sound—Here’s What Not to Miss A preview of the best performances in San Francisco Symphony’s upcoming season. Plus, “& Juliet” comes to town and subscriptions for SF Ballet are now on sale.
Volunteer for Walk Don’t Run A call is out for the inaugural Walk Don’t Run art marathon on September 20.
The Bay Area’s July lineup of free and inclusive performances Summer continues with stories that welcome us all through accessible and free performances.
Seattle’s July lineup of accessible and free performances This July, the stage goes outdoors at parks across the region with inclusive and affordable performances for all.
Meet the SF Symphony Musician Matthew Griffith An interview with clarinet player Matthew Griffith, David Bowie’s “Blackstar” album gets a symphonic transformation, and Jennifer Bielstein steps down at A.C.T.
ACT Theatre and Seattle Shakespeare Company Forge a New Future A feature on the merger of ACT and Seattle Shakespeare by Todd Matthews. Plus, its your last chance to catch “Bye Bye Birdie“ and to take an active role in bringing “SUFFS“ to Seattle.
Setting the Stage for Change ACT Contemporary Theatre and Seattle Shakespeare Company forge a new future. | By Todd Matthews
“Bye Bye Birdie” Soars at The 5th Avenue Theatre A review of “Bye Bye Birdie” at The 5th Avenue Theatre.
Accessible Performances Bloom This Summer June explodes with inclusive and outdoor performances that offer something for everyone. Plus, a world premiere musical takes the stage at A.C.T. and Stanford Live announces their 2025/26 season.
“Duel Reality” Brings Acrobatics and Shakespeare to Seattle Rep A review of the “Romeo and Juliet” inspired acrobatic show, “Duel Reality,” now playing at Seattle Rep. Plus, we take a trip through the ’60s with this week’s performances.
Mamma Mia! June 10–15, 2025 | A mother, a daughter, 3 possible dads, and a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget!
The Bay Area’s June lineup of accessible and inclusive performances Summer starts with stories that welcome us all.
Seattle’s June lineup of accessible and inclusive performances This June, the stage belongs to everyone.
Access for All: Pay-What-You-Can Performances in Seattle No matter your budget, we have a performance that will fit perfectly. Plus, Riverdance comes to Seattle, and Edmonds Center for the Arts announces their 2025/26 season.
Innovating the Stage: “Co-Founders” Fuses Tech, Hip-Hop, and Bay Area Stories Go behind the scenes of the world premiere of “Co-Founders” at American Conservatory Theater. Plus, catch Hilary Hahn at SF Symphony, and get your tickets for West Edge Opera’s Summer Festival.
The Price is Right: Where to Catch Pay-What-You-Can Performances in Seattle No barriers for the arts...we’ve got a schedule of upcoming pay-what-you-can performances around the Puget Sound.
The Color Purple May 27–June 29, 2025 | Francis J. Gaudette Theatre • July 5–27, 2025 | Everett Performing Arts Center
A Feather, a Flame, and a First Masterpiece: “The Firebird” at SF Symphony This week Stravinksy’s most famous work will be conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen at San Francisco Symphony. Plus, catch an ASL performance of “Yellow Face” and support the Bay Area arts through a performance of Kamau Bell’s solo show.
Pop-Up and Perform: Seattle Artists Invited to Apply for Performance Grants Are you a performer and need a boost to get your act going? Applications for the Artists at the Center Grant are now open. Plus, “Jersey Boys” closes this weekend, and Intiman announces a new show.
Patsy Cline and the Spirit of Country on Stage Dive into one of country music’s most beloved performers before seeing her come alive on stage at Taproot. Plus, see what is on stage this week along with special events.
Giving “the aves” its Voice: A Berkeley Rep Conversation with Jiehae Park An interview with playwright Jiehae Park on the world premiere at Berkeley Rep. Plus, a new experience at SF Symphony and accessible options in theatre.
Win Your Seats to “La Bohème” for a Night of Music and Romance It's your last chance to enter to win two tickets to the last production of SF Opera's 2024/25 season…
Win Your Way Into a Blockbuster Night at the Seattle Symphony It's your last chance to enter to win our ticket giveaway for Seattle Symphony...
Performances for Everyone: What’s Onstage (and Accessible) in May This week, we’re spotlighting the performances and events that are opening doors for all, “Parade” closes this weekend, and GiveBIG is next week.
Curtains Up, Barriers Down: Inclusive Performances in May This week, we’re spotlighting bold new seasons, inclusive performances, and leadership shifts shaping the future of the Bay Area’s arts scene.
Six May 6–11 | This new original musical is the global sensation that everyone is losing their head over!