Stage
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!
Mary Zhang
SAGA will support Zhang as she establishes a permanent space to choreograph Chinese dances and train dancers to continue offering performances.
Spokane Symphony
SAGA joins the effort to complete the Spokane Symphony’s fundraising to cover the cost of repairing the Fox stage floor.
Spokane Ensemble Theatre
Spokane Ensemble Theatre will perform a contemporary, high-energy reimagining of William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” in June 2022.
My Turn Theater
My Turn Theater will provide support and performance opportunities for actors with special needs, with the goal of producing a major musical production each year.
Duncan Menzies
Duncan started an LLC (pending nonprofit) to produces devised cabaret and staged work that intersects fine art and is performed at an art gallery.
Crazy In Love: A Devised Cabaret From the Heart
Crazy In Love is inspired by the three great interpretive singers who star in this Valentine’s Day piece of perfection as each gives their own personal story of love through song.
Staged Reading – “Mad Underground” by Sandra Hosking
Join Spokane Playwrights Laboratory for our January workshop performance! Start the new year with a brand new play, as we workshop an original full length script “Mad Underground” by Sandra Hosking.
Roddan
Scott Roddan, who goes by the artist name “Roddan” is a West Coast American-Songwriter who writes and composes songs that include genres of Singer Songwriter, Blues, Folk, and Americana.
A Christmas Carol, Radio Play
Minneapolis playwright Barbara Field’s adaptations of A Christmas Carol are part of Spokane Civic Theatre’s DNA. We first produced her rich and delightful take on Mr. Dicken’s tale in the late 1970s, under the artful direction of the legendary Dorothy Darby Smith, one of our Founders. Dorothy, and later others, would continue to direct Barbara’s adaptations for many, many holiday seasons, and this included a streamlined version used in later years. Now, at Civic’s request, Barbara, 87-years-young, is back with an updated script that she has authorized us to share with the Spokane community this holiday season in collaboration with Spokane Public Radio.
The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute
Join the Upstart Players at The Art Spirit Gallery in Coeur d’Alene for two performances of Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things, directed by Erin Sellers! The Shape of Things is a sexy, thrilling, and dark romantic comedy that shows us a semester in the lives of four deeply connected individuals as naive college student Adam is pulled into a relationship with charismatic and seductive art major Evelyn. As their relationship heats up, the engagement of Adam’s friends Jenny and Phillip begins to crumble and all their lives are forever changed.