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On Tuesday, October 4, we hosted a post-show discussion with a cross-section of powerhouse abortion rights advocates as they deconstructed the themes of What the Constitution Means to Me and the role of storytelling in activism.
On May 18, we hosted a post-show conversation and reflection with local Afghan refugees and community leaders following a performance of Selling Kabul.
Recently, Dr. Olivia Gunn gave an illuminating lecture entitled: "Trolls, Ghosts, Us: The Supernatural in Ibsen" following a performance of Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts.
On February 12, we hosted a panel discussion that explored the history and present-day atrocities around the experimentation and sterilization of Black women's wombs.
Hear about Fannie Lou Hamer’s lasting impact in this unique and impactful talkback with Civil Rights Leader Bob Zellner and Common Power’s David Domke and Larcy Douglas.
In this one-day participatory workshop, you will have an opportunity to process current events of your choosing through Augusto Boal’s Theater of the Oppressed techniques.
From July 29–August 1, Seattle Rep is holding a Food and Mask Drive in partnership with WashMasks Mutual Aid. Learn more about how to donate and sign up to volunteer.
Seattle Rep is hosting a Pop-Up Donor Center with Bloodworks Northwest throughout the month of August.
Join us on Thursday, June 25 at 7 p.m. for a live virtual benefit reading of The Importance of Being Earnest on Zoom.
Join us on Zoom for a brand-new online teen class: Collective Playwriting with Alex Lee Reed.
Join us on Zoom for a brand-new online teen class: Unpacking Emotion with Alex Lee Reed.
From casting to painting techniques, learn about a variety of theater topics from our amazing staff on Zoom.
Check out our Lydia and the Troll concert with creator Justin Huertas!
Calling all teens! Join us for a beginning acting class on zoom!
Dive into this beloved classic with us every Friday through May 1!
Hear songs, excerpts, and more from some of the amazing artists involved in our new season.
