From Broadway Hits to Bold New Works: What’s Onstage This Spring with GSBA Members
In a time when supporting the arts is more important than ever, GSBA members around the region are sharing impactful and important stories with audiences of every level. Leading the charge on inclusive and affordable programming, GSBA is proud to spotlight our Arts, Culture, and Entertainment members this spring.
From big and bold cartoon musicals, to intimate introspective Jazz performances, there’s something for everyone on stage this season!
Sound Theatre Company: HUNGRY
Now Running through May 17 | Center Theatre at Seattle Center Armory
Food, love, race, and belonging collide in HUNGRY, Chris Bush’s acclaimed British gastro-comedy making its U.S. debut with Sound Theatre Company and directed by . This bold two-hander unpacks complex conversations about class and cultural identity — all over a shared passion for food. Directed by VJ Orduña and starring Simone Alene and Jayne Hubbard, HUNGRY is a must-see for Seattle theatre lovers seeking depth, humor, and connection.
Bainbridge Performing Arts: The SpongeBob Musical
May 2–18 | Bainbridge Performing Arts
Get ready for a musical adventure that’s larger than life under the sea! The SpongeBob Musical transforms Bikini Bottom into a colorful spectacle, featuring original songs by music legends like David Bowie and Cyndi Lauper. Directed by Adam Othman, with choreography by Laura McFarlane, this production captures all the humor, heart, and high-energy spirit fans love. An uplifting story for audiences of all ages — and a true celebration of resilience and community.
Village Theatre: Jersey Boys
Issaquah through April 27 | Everett May 3–25
Follow the electrifying true story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons in Jersey Boys, packed with chart-topping hits and backstage drama. An unforgettable celebration of music, ambition, and loyalty that will have you singing along.
The 5th Avenue Theatre: Parade
Now through May 4 | The 5th Avenue Theatre
Experience the Tony Award®-winning revival of Parade, directed by Michael Arden. Based on a true story of love, injustice, and hope, Parade is a powerful production showcasing the best in musical theatre today.
Seattle Rep: Laughs In Spanish
Now through May 17 | Bagley Wright Theater
Chaos, comedy, and a little Miami heat come together in Laughs In Spanish. When stolen art, surprise guests, and a meddling movie-star mom disrupt a gallery opening, expect a hilarious ride full of heart and wild turns.
ACT Theatre: Golden
April 26 – May 11 | Falls Theatre
Playwright Andrew Lee Creech’s world premiere, Golden, finds light in the darkness of the 2008 recession, celebrating family, perseverance, and small miracles. A moving and timely story for our times.
ArtsWest: Athena
Now through May 4 | ArtsWest
In Athena, two teenage fencers form an unexpected bond in this funny, fast-paced coming-of-age story. Fierce and heartfelt, perfect for audiences 12 and up.
Intiman Theatre: The Things Around Us
April 24 – May 4 | Broadway Performance Hall
Ahamefule J. Oluo fuses live music, experimental jazz, and personal storytelling in The Things Around Us. A dynamic evening of introspection and vibrant sound.
Pacific Northwest Ballet: Director’s Choice
May 30 – June 8 | Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
Celebrate the end of PNB’s season with new choreography by Rena Butler, a tribute by Kiyon Ross, and Twyla Tharp’s glittering Nine Sinatra Songs. An inspiring triple bill you won’t want to miss.
Reboot Theatre Company
Ongoing Projects
Reboot Theatre pushes the boundaries of traditional storytelling with nontraditional casting and bold reimaginings. A company where innovation, visibility, and artistry come together on stage. In addition to this year’s Reboot season, founding Artistic Director Jasmine Joshua is stepping out on their own into New Work territory with Here and Their, a brand-new-feel-good-musical identity crisis.
Seattle Opera: Tosca
Coming In May!
Puccini’s passionate and powerful Tosca returns to the Seattle Opera stage. Love, betrayal, and sacrifice come vividly to life in one of opera’s greatest masterpieces.
Kirkland Performance Center
Ongoing Performances | Kirkland, WA
For more than 25 years, Kirkland Performance Center has been a cornerstone of cultural connection and artistic excellence on the Eastside. With its intimate 394-seat venue, new KPC Studios education programs, and commitment to accessibility and community, KPC is the region’s vibrant home for live performance. Whether you’re seeing Grammy winners or local rising stars, every event at KPC feels up close, personal, and unforgettable.
Written and prepared by:
Shane Smith (he/him)
GSBA Marketing & Communications Manager
Avid PNW Theatre Arts Fan
