Performing arts of all kinds! Plays, musicals, staged readings, opera, and more. Local theater houses include the Spokane Civic Theater, Stage Left Theatre, Spokane Children’s Theatre, and many others. The First Interstate Center for the Arts hosts Spokane’s Best of Broadway series, which brings touring productions of acclaimed Broadway shows like Hamilton. Find out more below!
Drawn Together Arts in collaboration with The Art Spirit Gallery presents Steve Martin’s award-winning absurdist comedy, Picasso At The Lapin Agile directed by Tracey Vaughan and 7 professional actors from around the region.
The ancient legend of Orpheus and Eurydice is brought to life through Christoph Willibald Gluck’s score in this all-new production. When Eurydice passes away, her husband, Orpheus, is given a chance to lead her out of the Underworld; but there’s just one catch that may cause him to lose her forever.
Purchase season tickets today for Stage Left Theater’s 2022 season! With a great line-up of shows planned for the 2022 season starting in January, season tickets are a great way to support Stage Left and enjoy a year full of fantastic local theater! Enjoy reserved seating at every main season show with a season ticket purchase. Upgrade to Club Left for festivals, special events, and complimentary concessions as well!
Conducted by Spokane Symphony Music Director, James Lowe, this concert spotlights the Spokane Symphony Chorale and Chamber Singers with well-loved excerpts from Handel’s Messiah and modern choral works that celebrate hope and thanksgiving. With Hope and Thanksgiving will be held at St. John’s Cathedral, one of the most beautiful landmarks in Spokane.
The Spokane Symphony welcomes back State Street Ballet of Santa Barbara for their 10th year of exquisite dancing with us to Tchaikovsky’s memorable score. More than 70 local young dancers complete the cast. Don’t wait to buy tickets — our production of The Nutcracker Ballet is a Spokane favorite.
Come join The Vaude Villains for an evening of devilish dance and delight! It’s been a long time, but we’re baaaaaccckkk! Get ready to howl and shriek as The Vaude Villains shimmy and shake, shake, shake señora across the stage and raise the dead! Join us for scary stories and things that go bump (and grind!) in the night. With burlesque, dance, acrobatics, and more, we’re camping it up and vamping it up in this devilishly sexy Halloween cabaret that is an ode to all things horror. Full of spooks, seduction, and laughter from here to the hereafter, don’t miss The Vaude Villains Present: Silver Scream Halloween!
Friday Nights in October join us for our all-improvised Murder Mystery – NO CLUE.
My name is Elizabeth Booth. I am Oregon native who loves all things nature, chickens, and dance. I am a performer, choreographer, entertainer, and teacher.
OPEN, by Crystal Skillman, directed by Dawn Taylor Reinhardt, and starring Chelsea Duvall! OPEN is a magic act that reveals itself to be a resurrection. A woman called the Magician presents a myriad of tricks for our entertainment, yet her performance seems to be attempting the impossible—to save the life of her partner, Jenny. But is our faith in her illusions enough to rewrite the past? The clock is ticking, the show must go on, and, as impossible as it may seem, this Magician’s act may be our last hope against a world filled with intolerance and hate.
Ten new short works make their on-screen debut in this audience-acclaimed continuation of Masterpiece Monologues. This iteration is funded by Tri-M and will stream free on our Vimeo site and our Facebook page. https://vimeo.com/stagelefttheater AND https://www.facebook.com/StageLeftTheater
Filmed live on Spokane Civic Theatre’s Main Stage, Civic Presents: Mark Twain Premieres October 15, 2021. Civic Presents: Mark Twain, portrayed by Patrick Treadway, is an engaging, humorous one-man show crafted from Twain’s own words and spirit, celebrating events from the author’s life and selections from his works.
On Thursday, October 14, Spokane Playwrights Laboratory will host their inaugural workshop performance of “An Aviary for Birds of Sadness.” The script is a brand new work from local, award winning playwright Tristen Canfield.
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