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Beyond the Stage

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Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Tricks, treats, and laughs: We have Halloween performances and comedies to balance out the spooky week

We’ve got a lineup of Halloween performances, an interview from “Primary Trust” director, and videos to dive deeper into this week’s theatre.

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Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

A video of illuminating proportions from Cal Performances

Check out Cal Performances’ video sharing this season’s Illuminations theme, tickets go on sale today for outstanding performances, and Berkeley Rep presents a West Coast premiere.

A stage shows a living room with a group of people running towards the tv in a panic.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Strategic collaboration is sweeping across Seattle’s performing arts

Theatres continue on their mission to combine resources, fun is the name of the game at Seattle Children’s Theatre and Seattle Rep, and Seattle Opera commemorates Freedom Day.

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Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

An interview with “Mexodus” creators and big news from Cal Shakes

The Bay Area is full of new creations while we say goodbye to a beloved institution.

A group of musicians play together in a bookstore.

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

A new opera unveiled and two theatres unite

Peek behind the curtain of Seattle Opera’s “Jubilee,” ACT and Seattle Shakespeare announce a joint production, and Seattle Rep is time traveling with “The Skin of Our Teeth.”

Beyond the Stage - Seattle Area

Explore new arts and accessibility initiatives across the city

October is officially the month for the arts, an accessibility guide for the city, and "Cat Kid Comic Club" entertains the whole family.

Beyond the Stage - Bay Area

Explore new forms of art and accessibility initiatives from the city to the East Bay

October is officially the month for the arts, an accessibility guide for the city, and Salonen conducts Brahms 4.