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Meany Center for the Performing Arts

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

A woman sings on stage in front of a country band.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

Four musicians on a stage perform with stage lights illuminating them.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

How four Jersey boys changed the sound of music, then did it again

A history of how Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons took the country by storm, “Life of Pi” is floating into Seattle, and Seattle Opera offers a deal on tickets for “Tosca.”

An audience of people sit outdoors in a park watching Shakespeare in the park.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Start planning your summer with Shakespeare in the park

Seattle’s favorite outdoor theatre series is coming back with “As You Like It,” a green monster is singing at Village Theatre, and Meany Center has announced their next season.

A man in the forefront sings with a spotlight while a large group of people in the background listen to a speaker.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

ASL interpreted musicals, audio described ballet and more await you this month

Explore April’s inclusive performances in Seattle. Plus, don’t miss your last chance to catch “Waitress” on stage and stay informed with news of a new alliance between two large theatre organizations.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Elevating the Arts with Imaginative Solutions

A new feature on Theatre Puget Sound’s engagement and support of local arts and artists, a beloved American story takes the stage at Taproot Theatre, and Seattle Opera offers performances to students.

A black and white photo from the film "Dial M for Murder". A woman stands between two men.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Murder, Mystery, and Misdirection: Why “Dial M for Murder” Still Stuns

Village Theatre brings suspense and intrigue, The 5th Avenue Theatre serves up pies and showstopping tunes, and Intiman debuts a new educational initiative.