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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

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Accessible Performances

Seattle’s May lineup of accessible and inclusive performances

As May unfolds and the city bursts into bloom, Seattle’s stages come alive with ASL interpretation, audio description, and sensory-friendly performances.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Early Giving is Open for GiveBIG

It’s time to get that giving feeling with GiveBIG, a poignant comedy takes the stage at Seattle Rep, and a new feature from Seattle Opera delves into their next production.

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

From Miami to Seattle: Playwright Alexis Scheer Discusses the Journey of “Laughs in Spanish”

Dive into Seattle Rep’s upcoming play with an interview with the playwright, young performers take the stage at Village Theatre, and ACT Theatre and Seattle Shakespeare Company announce their first season together.

KIDSTAGE: A Wrinkle in Time

KIDSTAGE: A Wrinkle in Time

April 18–27, 2025 | Hunt Family Theatre, Issaquah

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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.”

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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.