Red Eagle Soaring Native Youth Theatre (RES) exists to empower American Indian and Alaska Native youth to express themselves with confidence and clarity through traditional and contemporary performing arts.

Nordo is an intimate theatrical experience featuring imaginative cuisine and atmospheric music, where artists create & play, while audiences are cared for with seamless Service. In our home artists serve one another & the broader community. We believe in our artists being paid fairly, our food being sourced locally, & our work being brave, educational & always entertaining. OUR HISTORY: In 2009, Nordo launched a hybrid of the pop-up restaurant and underground theater. Relying on relationships with local farmers, ranchers, fisherman, composers, actors, and visual artists,...

The Mahogany Project began in June 2006, when seven African-American female artists came together from various disciplines including spoken word, playwriting, vocal performance, and arts administration. Realizing that there weren't many opportunities in the Arts for African-American women, they decided to develop a project that would create more opportunities for them. The women of The Mahogany Project committed to collaborating in hopes of creating opportunities for local Seattle theatre artists.

Red Rover is a scrappy theatre company launched in Seattle in 2016 by two veteran playwrights, John C. Davenport and Duane Kelly. Frustrated with the limited production opportunities for new plays, they decided to take charge and put up their own work. The company's inaugural production, staged October 2016, was John’s play Red Rover (from which the name for their company was shamelessly stolen). Duane's new play Das Ende, produced March 2017, was the second presentation. Third up was Duane's Visiting Cezanne in March 2018, followed by John's Asylum in Georgia in February 2020. The plan is to...

Mistresspiece Theater is a woman-centered LGBTQIA positive theater company in Seattle.

It is the mission of Many Hats Theatre (MHT) to employ a multi-disciplined approach to theatre-making that cultivates versatile theatre artists, showcases local talent, and produces works that engage, inspire, and inform. MHT is founded on principles of inclusion and collaboration and is dedicated to fostering education, social justice and civic engagement through the arts.

MAMCHES produces an adventurous range of readings, musicals, and unique theatrical experiences from dynamic writers. MAMCHES seeks to interpret and reflect the diverse world we live in today.

Live Girls! is a theater company dedicated to producing and developing new works by women. We challenge the current under representation of women in theater by: Empowering women artists to be leaders and create their own opportunities; Providing the public with opportunities to see plays by women; Advocating for female playwrights and their work in the theater community; Celebrating women’s contributions to society; Creating exciting events that entertain our audiences, and provoke responses.

La Sala is a collective formed to coalesce and mobilize the growing Latino/Latina arts community of the Seattle/Bellevue and surrounding districts.

Fantastic.Z is Seattle’s LGBTQ theatre company. An artist founded and run company presenting the Puget Sound with quality theatre focused through a queer lens. In addition to our community outreach and education programs, Fantastic.Z strives to bring fierce, entertaining and passionate theatre while giving a voice to the LGBTQ community and its allies.

Empowering local Latino artists to create, produce and promote professional theater in English, Spanish, bilingual and Spanglish. Providing a voice for Latino artists as well as Latino communities by sharing culturally and socially relevant stories through our innovative programming, workshops, and initiatives.

DramaQueen is a Seattle-based non-profit theatre organization dedicated to promoting women playwrights and their work. DramaQueen is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.