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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Taproot Theatre Shares an Artist’s Powerful Story on Grief

Taproot Theatre hosts Roger Feldman’s work in their lobby, be sure to see it before the show. Plus, a Tony Award-winning show is at The Paramount and Seattle Opera hosts a blood drive.

A group of dancers are on stage, some are in shadow. They dance in a circle around a chandelier that is close to the stage.

Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

Red Carpet, Full Access: Cal Performances Presents Paris Opera Ballet

An American premiere at Cal Performances is made even more special this weekend with accessible options. Plus, tickets are now on sale for SF Ballet’s upcoming season.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

See “An Enemy of the People” With ASL and Audio Description This Weekend

Union Arts Center presents the final weekend of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play, with a special accessible performance. Plus, get ready for the ACES Gallery and a holiday concert you won’t want to miss.

Larissa FastHorse stands in a field with large plants surrounding her.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

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Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

An Interview with the Creative Team of “Kim’s Convenience”

A discussion with A.C.T.’s team who is bringing you “Kim’s Convenience.” Plus, SF Opera closes two shows this weekend and big news in casting from Berkeley Rep.

A male dancer holds a female dancer as others on the ground try to pull her back.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

A One-Day Celebration of Local Art is Happening This Saturday

This Saturday, arts of all different disciplines are taking over Seattle with WALK DONT RUN. Plus, a new musical comes to 5th Avenue Theatre, and Benaroya Hall is entering a new stage.

A man wears a purple sweater with a balloon crown on his head and holding a dog.

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.