OSF announced former tech executive Tyler Hokama has been appointed interim executive director, as well as a new fundraising goal of $7.3 million to complete its 2023 season.

Grab a lawn chair or blanket and head outside to catch these performances from companies offering everything from Shakespeare to contemporary dance.

Playwright Hansol Jung’s captivating play receives a caring, heartfelt production in Seattle that will stay with you long after you’ve left the theater.

This world-premiere nostalgia trip quickly turns into a trap as playwright Christian St. Croix covers difficult topics with a teen sitcom sheen.

From local playwrights to national names, these May productions feature writers who are trying to explore stories you may not have seen on stage before.

Featuring stunning designs, this production of “Sweeney Todd” highlights the fantastic, the odd and everything in between in Sondheim’s murderous musical.

The audience is placed in the middle of an ideological battle between a Black university student and a white professor in Eleanor Burgess’s intense 2018 play.

From new works to classics, adventurous takes on Shakespeare to open-hearted looks at Wilson, there’s an abundance of theater options around Seattle this April.

“How to Break” is onstage in a world-premiere production at Village Theatre, which has shepherded the show’s development for years.

Playwright Arlene Hutton takes you back to the 1800s to watch as a Shaker community is faced with newcomers bringing a new form of worship.