Seattle Public Theater’s season starts with a music parody of “Titanic,” as well as a “marriage” to feminist theater company Macha Theatre Works.

The musical boasts a diverse cast of female, transgender and nonbinary actors, but reframing the 1969 show at a deeper level proves difficult.

While many theater and performing arts seasons will begin in earnest next month, there’s still an intriguing selection of performances around town in August.

The city’s flagship playhouse named Dámaso Rodríguez, former artistic director at Portland’s Artists Repertory Theatre, to the role. He succeeds Braden Abraham.

The six wives of King Henry VIII have arrived at the Paramount, competing for your sympathy and applause in an audacious pop musical.

“The Hello Girls” tells the story of the women who operated the communications network that helped win WWI yet weren’t recognized for their service until decades later.

The nonprofit theater company said Tuesday it is ceasing operations and laying off staff. 

Nicholas Japaul Bernard made a splash playing Hedwig at ArtsWest in 2018. Back in the title role in a new production, he talks about staging the show in today’s climate.

David Greig’s adaptation of Stanisław Lem’s sci-fi novel crafts an elemental portrait of grief and isolation that happens to take place on a space station.

The 76th Tony Awards will be led this year by Ariana DeBose and is the first major awards show to be affected by Hollywood’s ongoing writers’ strike. Despite fears of a possible cancellation, the show is going on, and this year’s Tony nominations are l…