Youth Theatre Northwest nurtures the intellectual, artistic, and personal development of children and youth through drama education, performing opportunities, and live theatre experiences.

The Hansberry Project is a professional black theatre company dedicated to the artistic exploration of African American life, history and culture. From initial sketches to fully-realized productions, the Hansberry Project promotes and supports black theatre artists of diverse interests and disciples, speaking on a range of themes and working in a variety of styles.

We promote and cultivate performing arts of the Indian subcontinent, by empowering performing artists.

Our mission is to provide a platform that nurtures and amplifies the voices of women of color through the development and production of new creative works.

MAP Theatre distills stories to their root humanity, striving to generate greater empathy in the world.

The Theatre Arts Department of Drama and Dance expands and enriches the learning, life and culture of all students and faculty of Bellevue College by introducing audiences to a variety of current, historical and cultural perspectives, providing students opportunities to experience performance through a breadth of program offerings in the art and craft of acting, design, and dance, and advancing students’ learning goals through exploration of dramatic literature and advancement toward degree attainment in pre-major courses or training in advanced in acting, dance, musical theatre, playwriting...

The Shattered Glass Project is a theatre company with the mission to amplify the voices of theatre artists who have been marginalized on the basis of their gender or sex, including but not limited to cis and trans women, non-binary folks, and trans-masculine/trans-feminine folks, by providing unique opportunities to create and grow professionally.

Keeping the Faith-The Prison Project (non-religious) is an arts-based educational residency program designed to enable incarcerated women and girls to discover a sense of identity and to develop that identity within the context of community--through the vehicles of performance, video documentation and a published anthology of their writings.

The Pat Graney Company began Keeping the Faith in 1992, which they offer to incarcerated women and girls nationwide. The program consists of performances, lecture-demonstrations and workshops for incarcerated women and girls.

The Salon produces a monthly staged reading series, showcasing works of all genres by Northwest playwrights. We also host quarterly closed readings to support plays earlier in the development stage.

LANGSTON is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization, established in 2016 to lead programming within the historic Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. LANGSTON guides generative programs and community partnerships that center Black art, artists and audiences and honor the ongoing legacy of Seattle’s Black Central Area. We support a variety of enriching programs, across multiple disciplines, rooted in our mission and values. LANGSTON was conceived and designed by community members to serve as strong stewardship for this African American arts and cultural hub in Seattle. This reflects...

Mission: To sustain an affordable, inclusive, and intimate space that nurtures art and community.