• Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    On the Boards 100 West Roy St, Seattle, WA

    Using an improvised language of disintegration, How does it feel to look at nothing is an embodied pre-origin story of a Deity of Nothingness. An opera of the elemental, of pre-deities, and illusions of containment, this interdisciplinary performance emerges through a story of transitional states. Composer-performers, multi-instrumentalists, and vocalists Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon… Read More »Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    $24.50 – $44.50
  • Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    On the Boards 100 West Roy St, Seattle, WA

    Using an improvised language of disintegration, How does it feel to look at nothing is an embodied pre-origin story of a Deity of Nothingness. An opera of the elemental, of pre-deities, and illusions of containment, this interdisciplinary performance emerges through a story of transitional states. Composer-performers, multi-instrumentalists, and vocalists Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon… Read More »Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    $24.50 – $44.50
  • MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    MS+A: IMMERGENCE
    Yaw Theater 6520 5th Ave S, Seattle, WA, United States

    MS+A's season kicks off this fall with performances October 16-18 at YAW Theater. Featuring four new works by MS+A founder/director Mary Sigward, the program highlights the company's growing repertoire. From an exploration of isolation to a deep dive into the seen and unseen, IMMERGENCE represents the collage of humanity's subconsciousness. Performances are October 16+17 at… Read More »MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    $20 – $40
  • Prove It On Us

    Prove It On Us
    Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute 104 17th Ave S, Seattle, WA

    Prove It On Us is an evening length work produced and choreographed by Akoiya Harris. This project celebrates the legacy of Black Queer blues women such as Ma Rainey, Gladys Bentley, and Bessie Smith. It looks at how because of the work they did, we can dream up new futures as Black Queer femmes today.… Read More »Prove It On Us

    $10 – $50
  • Prove It On Us

    Prove It On Us
    Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute 104 17th Ave S, Seattle, WA

    Prove It On Us is an evening length work produced and choreographed by Akoiya Harris. This project celebrates the legacy of Black Queer blues women such as Ma Rainey, Gladys Bentley, and Bessie Smith. It looks at how because of the work they did, we can dream up new futures as Black Queer femmes today.… Read More »Prove It On Us

    $10 – $50
  • Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    On the Boards 100 West Roy St, Seattle, WA

    Using an improvised language of disintegration, How does it feel to look at nothing is an embodied pre-origin story of a Deity of Nothingness. An opera of the elemental, of pre-deities, and illusions of containment, this interdisciplinary performance emerges through a story of transitional states. Composer-performers, multi-instrumentalists, and vocalists Holland Andrews and yuniya edi kwon… Read More »Holland Andrews & yuniya edi kwon: How does it feel to look at nothing

    $24.50 – $44.50
  • MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    MS+A: IMMERGENCE
    Yaw Theater 6520 5th Ave S, Seattle, WA, United States

    MS+A's season kicks off this fall with performances October 16-18 at YAW Theater. Featuring four new works by MS+A founder/director Mary Sigward, the program highlights the company's growing repertoire. From an exploration of isolation to a deep dive into the seen and unseen, IMMERGENCE represents the collage of humanity's subconsciousness. Performances are October 16+17 at… Read More »MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    $20 – $40
  • MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    MS+A: IMMERGENCE
    Yaw Theater 6520 5th Ave S, Seattle, WA, United States

    MS+A's season kicks off this fall with performances October 16-18 at YAW Theater. Featuring four new works by MS+A founder/director Mary Sigward, the program highlights the company's growing repertoire. From an exploration of isolation to a deep dive into the seen and unseen, IMMERGENCE represents the collage of humanity's subconsciousness. Performances are October 16+17 at… Read More »MS+A: IMMERGENCE

    $20 – $40
  • Queen of the Sky: A Demon Ballet

    Queen of the Sky: A Demon Ballet
    12th Avenue Arts 1620 12th Ave, Seattle, WA

    Queen of the Sky is an original production from Not Man Apart that fuses breathtaking aerial arts, acrobatics, dance, and immersive physical theatre into one visceral journey. As creatures emerge from the darkness, the line between audience and performer begins to blur. You are part of the experience, following our heroine pilot, Aelia, into the… Read More »Queen of the Sky: A Demon Ballet

    $35 – $55
  • Spectrum Dance Theater: OCCURRENCE #15

    Spectrum Dance Theater: OCCURRENCE #15
    The Tricia Stromberg Studio Theater 800 Lake Washington Boulevard, Seattle, WA, United States

    The 2026/27 season opens, as it has become tradition, with the latest iteration of OCCURRENCE, OCCURRENCE #15, Spectrum’s annual laboratory for artistic exploration. Rooted in experimentation, play, and process, the OCCURRENCE series offers audiences an opportunity to witness creativity in motion, where ideas emerge, evolve, and sometimes surprise even their makers.