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The Play That Goes Wrong isn’t calling it curtains just yet! Announced yesterday from the stage by Seattle Rep’s Artistic Director Dámaso Rodríguez, #ThePlayThatGoesWrongSREP will be back in Summer 2026—and that’s no joke! 🙌
 
All kidding aside, we are so grateful to our Seattle audiences for embracing this lovable comedy. And hopefully, the Cornley Drama Society will FINALLY get it right by the time they return this summer—after all, we believe in second chances.😉💕
 
Stay tuned for updates on when tickets will go on sale for the remount of #ThePlayThatGoesWrongSREP, and be the first to know by signing up for our e-newsletter.

Did you hear? Chris Murray (Max) from The Play That Goes Wrong will be taking over our Instagram Story this Saturday to celebrate our annual Gala, Revel and Raise!
Have a question for Chris, a favorite theater memory, or just want to tell us what you love most about Seattle Rep? Drop your questions/comments here or DM us, and tune in tomorrow to hear from him!

Swipe right to see him in action ⚔️

Did you hear? Chris Murray (Max) from The Play That Goes Wrong will be taking over our Instagram Story this Saturday to celebrate our annual Gala, Revel and Raise!
Have a question for Chris, a favorite theater memory, or just want to tell us what you love most about Seattle Rep? Drop your questions/comments here or DM us, and tune in tomorrow to hear from him!

Swipe right to see him in action ⚔️

Seattle’s favorite theatrical disaster is back.

The Play That Goes Wrong returns to Seattle Rep by popular demand after a sold-out runs in Portland—serving up collapsing sets, perfectly timed chaos, and big laughs.

With jaw-dropping stage magic and nonstop mishaps, this is the perfect all-ages night out—don’t miss these hysterical hijinks, whether it’s your first or fifth time.

The Seattle Times says “run, don’t walk” to catch this comedy favorite—starting June 11 and running for a limited time!

What an incredible GiveBIG. 💫

We raised $52,148 all because a community of people came together and said YES to live theater. Every donation, share, message, and word of encouragement helped make something amazing possible.

Thank you for believing in this work, in artists, and in the power of gathering together through storytelling. We truly could not do this without you!

There’s a strange feeling that comes with the end of a story like this one—this play asked a lot of everyone involved, and this company gave us even more in return.
Its time to leave the Lafayette family behind, but we’re ending on a high note, completely blown away by all the talented artists who brought this story to life.

#Closing#AppropriateSREP 🪲 🏡

If you’re passionate about theater, arts education, and creating impactful experiences in the community, check out these current job openings: ✨

• First Hand
• Education Support
• Teaching Artist

Learn more and apply at the link in bio!

#TheaterJobs #ArtsEducation #TeachingArtist #SeattleArts #CreativeCareers

Step inside the hauntingly immersive world of #AppropriateSREP. 🪲
 
Designed by the brilliant Carey Wong, this massive set uses forced perspective, custom-built angles, and a dramatic rake to create a space that feels grandiose and yet deeply unsettling.
 
From the audience’s view, the actors appear almost like “little bugs trapped in a huge glass jar”—small inside a looming, unbalanced world. With every detail carefully crafted to guide the eye, the set itself becomes part of the storytelling: disorienting and impossible to ignore.
 
Check out this set tour with Stage Management Apprentice Annabelle Iredale, and don’t miss the final performances of #AppropriateSREP. Must close this Sunday, May 10!

We’ve got a special treat! This Saturday, May 9 at 5:00 p.m., we’re offering a special #PayWhatYouChoose performance of Tony and Emmy Award-winning comedian @alexedelman's new show What Are You Going To Do.

How it works: A limited number of tickets (limit two per household) will be available beginning at noon on Saturday by calling the Box Office at 206.443.2222. In-person sales begin at 4:00 p.m. Suggested ticket price is $15, with a minimum of $5 in person (cash only at the sales window) or $10 by phone with a credit/debit card.

Throwing it back to when we first sat down with Timothy McCuen Piggee to talk about his process for directing #AppropriateSREP—now heading into its final weekend.

The Sound on Stage notes Piggee’s remarkable consistency and range in Seattle theatre, writing, “It’s a level of control and confidence that pushes this production beyond even his already high standard.”

And as they put it, this is a “production that doesn’t just succeed—it soars.” Appropriate MUST CLOSE May 10.

Don't miss the revelations, the drama, and everything in-between. Full review in the link in bio!🏡

🎥: Seth Halleran

🎉 BIG NEWS 🎉
Last night, Seattle Regional Winner Isaiah Hyde (Henry M. Jackson High School) took first place at the National Finals of the Next Narrative Monologue Competition at the Apollo Theater! Isaiah, you’ve made Seattle so proud—and earned Seattle Rep’s first-ever 1st place finish in the competition.

We’re also proud to celebrate Seattle Regional Winner and National Finalist Mesgana Alemshowa (Lakeside School), whose work on the national stage was outstanding.
Congratulations to both Isaiah and Mesgana—and to the teachers, mentors, and community who support them. It truly takes all of us.

🎉 BIG NEWS 🎉
Last night, Seattle Regional Winner Isaiah Hyde (Henry M. Jackson High School) took first place at the National Finals of the Next Narrative Monologue Competition at the Apollo Theater! Isaiah, you’ve made Seattle so proud—and earned Seattle Rep’s first-ever 1st place finish in the competition.

We’re also proud to celebrate Seattle Regional Winner and National Finalist Mesgana Alemshowa (Lakeside School), whose work on the national stage was outstanding.
Congratulations to both Isaiah and Mesgana—and to the teachers, mentors, and community who support them. It truly takes all of us.

#GiveBIG today and support powerful stories that bring artists and community together at Seattle Rep 💙

The impact is real. Former and current youth education program participants, Sophie Kelly-Hedrick and Ellie Getman are wowing audiences in #AppropriateSREP on the Bagley Stage. Today, they’re part of a new generation of artists shaping our stage, thanks to the support of programs like our newly launched Young Rep program.

Read the article on #InsideSeattleRep at the link in bio to learn more about the artists, their journeys, and the impact of GiveBIG.

GiveBIG is about showing up for the artists, stories, and experiences that connect us all. Join us in making it happen.

#ItsUpToUs #WAGives

📷: Sophie Kelly-Hendrick and Ellie Getman in Appropriate (2026). Photo by Bronwen Houck.

We’ve arrived at @truecolorstheatre’s Next Narrative Monologue Competition National Finals!

Representing our region are Isaiah Hyde (Henry M. Jackson High School) and Mesgana Alemshowa (Lakeside School). This weekend, they’ll take to legendary @apollotheater, competing for national titles and cash prizes alongside 24 other regional winners from across the country.

Beyond the competition, they’ll dive into professional development workshops with theater professionals and experience the magic of Broadway. 🗽✨

📅 National Finals: Monday, May 4 at 7 p.m. ET
📍 Apollo Theater, New York City
🖥️ Livestreaming online at 4 p.m. PT
Register for Livestream in the link in bio.

📷: Isaiah Hyde and Mesgana Alemshowa at the 2026 Seattle Regional Finals. Photo by Sayed Alamy.

#NNMC #apollotheater #nationalfinals #monologuecompetition