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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

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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

The Color Purple

May 27–June 29, 2025 | Francis J. Gaudette Theatre • July 5–27, 2025 | Everett Performing Arts Center

Pop-Up and Perform: Seattle Artists Invited to Apply for Performance Grants

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

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.

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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.

A man and woman wear 18th century clothing. The man holds his hand on the woman's chin and they look at each other intensely.

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.