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| | Li
By Wei He
Directed by Christie Zhao
A co-production with SIS productions and Seattle Public Theater
January 16th - February 8th, 2026
A comedy set in Inner Mongolia about a thief who gives away more than she gets, Li may have to reconsider her career choice. But along the way, she discovers a quirky cast of characters that make life just a little less lonely. With heart, humor and music, this play brings us into the lives of a thief, her twin brother, their box obsessed mother, an old lady she tries to steal from, plus a friend and his pet chicken.
For the best view of closed captions, reserve seats in the center and right areas of the middle section.
Runtime: 120 minutes including an intermission | Buy tickets |
| | The World Looks Different Sitting Down
Written and performed by Teal Sherer
Directed and choregraphed by Jessica Wallenfels
February 20th - March 1st, 2026
Have you ever become invisible in Whole Foods? Or fielded a stranger’s question about your sexual functioning? Enter the absurd world of Teal Sherer. The World Looks Different Sitting Down is her tale of confronting the world at crotch level to bust open misconceptions and limitations about life as a wheelchair user. Drawing from traditions of standup comedy, theater and dance, Teal’s storytelling weaves together realism with heightened physical theater for a bold, unapologetic evening that’s hilarious, enraging and heartrending.
Open captioning for all performances and additional seating for wheelchair-using patrons.
For the best view of open captions, reserve seats in the middle section.
This show is best for folks aged 13 and up. See Advisories here.
Runtime: 75 minutes, no intermission. | Buy tickets |
| | ADELANTE! Fundraising Concert
Fundraising Concert for Washington
Farmworkers and Mutual Aid Sudan
February 22nd - 23rd, 2026
Celebrate music and community care this February 22 & 23 with Seattle Public and WashMasks Mutual Aid’s ADELANTE! Fundraising Concerts. These PWYC concerts are raising funds for Mutual Aid Sudan and Washington farmworkers impacted by December floods. Featuring local Seattle artists like Malex Reed and DJ Siempre Bruja, these will be evenings full of art and dancing.
*In protection of our community members who are immunocompromised or cannot afford to get sick due to being un/underinsured, this is a masked event. WashMasks will have masks available for all attendees.*
Runtime: 100 minutes with intermission | Buy tickets |
| | Hurricane Diane
By Madeleine George
Directed by Annie Lareau
March 20th - April 12th, 2026
Meet Diane, a permaculture gardener dripping with butch charm. She's got supernatural abilities owing to her true identity—the Greek god Dionysus—and she's returned to the modern world to gather mortal followers and restore the Earth to its natural state.
Runtime: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including intermission | Buy tickets |
| | Youth Voices
Monday, March 23rd, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Join our Teen participants as they share their journey through the process of making a personal story into a theatrical piece and develop an original work.
Runtime: 60 minutes with no intermission | Buy tickets |
| | What to Expect
A New Play By Nabra Nelson
Directed by Alanah Pascual
A co-production with PorkFilled Productions and Seattle Public Theater
April 6th - April 8th, 2026
In the year 2080, the new normal involves taboos on pregnancy, car ownership, red meat, and single-family homes. It involves travel restrictions, a mixed-race majority, and ongoing climate disasters. But other than that, everything is the old normal. Except for Candace’s experimental pregnancy. As she waits for her husband Ahmed to adopt a child to round out their “homogeneous” Egyptian nuclear family, she starts getting pains that her Doctor can’t explain, and she meets an intriguing new friend named JeeYoung. The clock ticks as the Big One approaches to wash away Candace’s plans, but she is determined to fly away in time.
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| | Aviatrix
Book and lyrics by Angela Poe Russell
Music and lyrics by Dionne McClain-Freeney
Directed by Amy Poisson
May 15th - June 7th, 2026
Determined to make something of herself, a girl from rural Texas dreams of flying. But it’s 1917, and flight schools don’t accept women, much less one who is Black and Native. Refusing to take no for an answer, Bessie Coleman goes to extraordinary lengths to make her dream of flying a reality.
Runtime: 2 hours and 30 minutes, including intermission | Buy tickets |