Two unlikely heroes. One unforgettable friendship.
From the Tony Award-winning producers ofCome From Away, this world premiere musical based on the beloved novel tells a coming-of-age story of friendship, courage, and growing up.
Maxwell Kane and Kevin “Freak” Avery feel like they don’t fit in—until they find each other. Armed with big imaginations, sharp humor, and rebellious spirit, the teens become “Freak The Mighty,” a duo ready to take on the world. What starts as an unlikely friendship becomes a bond that transforms their community forever.
Told with warmth and wonder, this heartfelt musical captures what it means to be young and different; when friendships are everything and the world is both scary and full of possibility. Set in the early 90s, it’s a story to experience with loved ones of all ages—one that will have you laughing one moment, tearing up the next, and talking all the way home.
Charmingly funny and full of heart, this must-see world premiere celebrates resilience, friendship, and the bonds that shape our lives.
At Berkeley’s most proudly progressive private school, every decision is made by committee—and every committee meeting is an adventure. When a case of mumps surfaces, parents and administrators gather to debate safety policies, equity, and what it truly means to protect one another. As idealism collides with real‑world stakes, their well‑meaning efforts unravel in unexpectedly funny and deeply human ways.
Jonathan Spector’s popular Tony Award winner serves up a razor‑sharp satire of well‑meaning chaos and shines a light on the shared responsibility that holds a community together.
Someone at Seattle Rep had the brilliant idea to invite the Cornley Drama Society back this season—yes, the same troupe whose legendary disaster,The Murder at Haversham Manor, left audiences crying with laughter and our backstage crews crying for... other reasons. And yet, despite their trainwreck of a debut, Cornley is back to prove that this time, they’ll finally get it right.
From the creators of the smash-hitThe Play That Goes Wrong, don’t miss Cornley’s latest attempt as they tackle the beloved story ofPeter Pan. This gloriously escalating catastrophe of missed cues, malfunctioning scenery, and (literally) high-flying mishaps delivers non-stop laughter, ingenious physical comedy, and a perfect holiday outing for the whole family. Because nothing more can go wrong... right?
In a rural Georgia high school, an AP English class dives into the drama that made “witch hunt” a household phrase. But as the quick-witted teens begin to question this landmark work of literature, the parallels between the play and their own lives become uncomfortably real, building toward a thrilling and urgent confrontation with gender, power, and who gets to control the narrative.
In a bold artistic collaboration, three of the nation’s leading regional theaters join forces to bring Kimberly Belflower’s explosive coming-of-age story to the West Coast. Centering young voices, this Broadway sensation and new cult classic ignites the kind of conversation that lingers long after the final bell.
Love, longing, and the seams that hold us together.
Manhattan, 1905. Esther, a seamstress known for crafting exquisite undergarments, dreams of a life stitched together with love and independence. After a hopeful long‑distance courtship leads to marriage, an unexpected and forbidden spark ignites with a neighbor and Esther finds herself navigating the tangled threads of romance, race, class, and self‑determination.
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage’s emotionally rich contemporary classic invites audiences to lean in, fall in love, and witness a story of longing, resilience, and the courage it takes to sew a future of one’s own.
Welcome to 18th-century Vienna, where the wigs are big, composers are rockstars, and symphonies rule the charts. Amid the gossip and manners, favored court composer Antonio Salieri has a confession to make. What begins as a fierce rivalry with the maddeningly brilliant—and maddeningly childish—Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart spirals into a consuming and dangerous jealousy, leading to a moral reckoning that alters Salieri’s life and the course of music history forever.
Featuring epic theatricality and lavish period design, Peter Shaffer’s iconic Tony Award and Oscar-winning masterpiece invites theater and symphonic music lovers alike to witness the rise and fall of a genius and consider what we are willing to sacrifice for the cost of greatness.
When our narrator M—a sharp-witted, twenty-year-old drag performer—discovers their father, Greg, has been diagnosed with stage‑four pancreatic cancer, the whole Murphy family is thrown into chaos. As Greg spends sleepless nights watching nature documentaries, he becomes convinced that he is the Earth—and that both he and the planet are being taken down by their own “Big C’s”: his cancer and climate change.
From surprise visits from Greta Thunberg to extinct-animal support groups, Seattle favorite Keiko Green’s darkly funny and wildly imaginative new play blends fantastical storytelling with heartfelt family drama. You are cordially invited to party like it’s the apocalypse and take part in a cathartic celebration of love, loss, and everything in between.
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