To preserve the historic Theater and create a regional center for the performing arts which will provide a mid-sized venue for the Inland Northwest, showcasing local, regional, and national cultural, educational and entertainment events, and serve as the permanent home for the Spokane Symphony.

The vision that created the Richland Players in 1944 to bring music and laughter to an isolated community, and opportunities for local citizens to directly participate, continues today. As the community has evolved in the demographics of age and culture, so too has the Theater evolved its repertoire and vision for new productions.

We’re equipped and ready for any and all types of performance or production.

Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts is committed to increasing accessibility and appreciation of the visual and performing arts for students, artists, technicians, audiences and patrons in the Snohomish County area through education, productions, and exhibits.

Centrally located in the heart of Kirkland, Kirkland Performance Center is the ideal venue for a truly memorable experience. Our 394 seat theatre is spacious, yet retains an intimate feel. The farthest seat is just 13 rows – 40 feet – from the stage; the steep rake of the house provides excellent sightlines throughout the theater. The seats are ample with extra leg room for comfortable seating. The acoustics in the theater are designed to work equally well for both music and the spoken word.

The 300-seat auditorium/theater of our Training & Technology Center allows you to hold your next play, large conference, or seminar in Everett. It has a full-stage, theater lighting, movie screen, and sound system. Our theater also has an accompanying green room.

For over 20 years Renton Civic Theatre has been one of the premier venues for quality theater in the Greater Puget Sound region. We feature classical musicals, comedies, and dramas that are family-friendly.

Building on a century of tradition, the Mountaineers Players provide exceptional outdoor theatrical productions and educational programs that enrich the community, foster a lifelong enjoyment of the performing arts, and nurture an appreciation for the unique beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Auburn Community Players is comprised of volunteer actors who are passionate about bringing quality, live theater to Auburn. The City of Auburn hires directors, choreographers and other professional to produce a theatrical performance. Currently, Auburn Community Players produces two shows per year, one in the spring and one in the fall.

8th & Union is a performance space in Seattle's Central District that serves as a home for solo and other portable performance and visual art, including theater, music, dance, comedy, and improv.

Studio Current is an artist run culture creating subterranean laboratory.