Back in business! Seattle's long time performing arts producer and impresario Mark Siano is leading his band The Enablers in a series of outdoor shows in Seattle's Sodo neighborhood May 22-30. In a world where Churches can still flourish but the performing arts have been deemed superfluous, "The Church of Soft Rock" challenges the notion that music is not essential to the soul. This show is part music, part comedy, part sermon, and it's a great way to safely gather and enjoy some of the smoothest Soft Rock jams ever with a healthy heaping of original music from composers Mark Siano and John Kranz. Mark and friends will convert an empty parking lot in Seattle's industrial neighborhood into an outdoor venue for a musical revival that will celebrate Seattle's path back to normalcy and reclaim its spot as one of North America's top artistic cities.

Special guest performer Opal Peachey Saturday May 22 & 29 at 3:30pm!

Original adaptation by Gillian Jorgensen
Directed by Kate Swenson with Cory Southwell


Join Youth Theatre Northwest on a journey to Oz in this original adaption of L. Frank Baum's masterpiece, The Wizard of Oz. The script, written by Seattle playwright, artist, and educator Gillian Jorgensen, has many similarities to the movie but is based mostly on the book, which, like all books, has much more in it than the film could portray. The world of Oz is much stranger and full of surprises; the city is still emerald, but the shoes are silver.

This is a filmed version of a live production. The streaming link will be included in your confirmation email.

Flexpasses (tickets to multiple YTN shows) can be purchased and redeemed here: http://youththeatre.org/on-stage/flexpass.

This brand-new play, about a world where princesses train to save themselves, was workshopped this spring by our amazing Workshop Conservatory actors. With the input received from the cast, director, and the audience, the playwright will do one final rewrite over the summer and the production will be fully mounted by the same cast.

This event is streaming online 11/28/2020 - 12/31/2020. You will receive streaming info via email.

Have you ever wondered what happens to the sidekick after the story ends? You know, after the evil villain gets defeated, after the happily-ever-after, after their supposedly BFF abandons them for the next chapter? Come closer and I'll tell you. It's a pretty big secret. There's a safe place where secondary characters can recover and reflect. A place called: Sidekick Island.

This event is streaming online 12/11/20 - 12/31/20. Ticket link will be included in your confirmation email.

The "house" opens at 7:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 8pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

The "house" opens at 1:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 2pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

The "house" opens at 7:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 8pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

The "house" opens at 1:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 2pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

The "house" opens at 7:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 8pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

The "house" opens at 1:30pm with music and instructions for the best viewing, and the show starts at 2pm. All times are PDT. Streaming info is included with your email confirmation.

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BAT is committed to treating audiences to productions of the highest artistic integrity that excite, engage, and involve both the local and the expanding theatrical communities in the Puget Sound region. See outstanding performances rivaling any live theatre in the Seattle area. Musicals, drama, and comedy presentations by excellent local performers, directors, and playwrights.

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One of the favorite rallying cries at every 14/48 festival (and we have a lot of them) is: "If you can't bark with the big dogs, get off the porch!" In the spirit of that particular challenge, we have launched the Big Dogs Club, a recurring monthly donation program that gets you special deals and access to The 14/48 Projects events (some ticket restrictions appy).

For your $14.48/month membership, you receive:
- Big Dogs Club dog tag, updated annually
- A voucher for two free admissions to any 14/48 Projects event
- A free red cup at all The 14/48 Projects social events (which we will also fill with free beer)
- Reserved seating option in the Big Dogs Porch section
- Special news and deals throughout the year.

Details
- Membership in the Big Dogs club starts a recurring monthly donation of $14.48.
- You may cancel at any time.
- Membership dog tag and ticket voucher will be delivered upon joining.
- All members in good standing as of January 1st each year will receive an additional dog tag and ticket voucher.
- Ticket vouchers are good for any show during the calendar year they are issued.

Our new Wine & Stein Club offers donors of $500 or more one of our limited, numbered wineglasses or steins and a membership badge. Present this badge at any future 14/48 festival, we will unlock your individual glass from its case, and you will be welcomed backstage with the artists, your mug or chalice repeatedly filled. This is an opportunity to be a charter member in an exclusive club of donors helping to build our capacity and secure our future.