April 21 - 27 2025 - All showtimes have $15 and under options

 

"The Great Gatsby," Noveltease, Theatre Off Jackson, International District

To celebrate the novel’s centennial, Lulu La Lune adapts and directs a glitzy, queer (burlesque) take on the classic American novel. With jazz-age choreography by co-Artistic Director Fosse Jack, this production will bear audiences back into the past. 

Inclusion rate tickets available for $5.49 for all shows.  Click here for tickets, showtimes, and more info.

"Hungry," Sound Theatre Company, Center Theatre at the Armory, Seattle Center

“We are what we eat.” It’s a mantra that devours the relationship of two Brits who are first united by a love of food: Bex, a working-class Black waitress who know the world isn’t her oyster, and prefers to slurp down Top Noodle than try the upscale delicacy. Then there’s her white girlfriend Lori, a chef with big dreams to fix up (read: gentrify) a humble chicken shack with high-concept, hard-to-pronounce fare.

Soup’s not the only thing simmering; it’s got a powerful, hidden base of class, race, appropriation, family nostalgia, and righteousness. In the two-hander HUNGRY, opposites attract… but preparing meals with good intentions may be the very thing that poisons relationships.

"Inclusion Rate" Tickets for all shows available online for $5.  Click here for showtimes, tickets and more info.

"The Things Around Us," Intiman Theatre, Broadway Performance Hall, Capitol Hill

The Things Around Us is a dazzling new work from acclaimed multi-disciplinary artist, Ahamefule J. Oluo, that layers live music and narrative exploration to create an introspective evening about the things that connect us all. It is the third in a trilogy of shows from Oluo, following NOW I’M FINE and SUSAN.

In the show, Oluo uses looping technology, trumpet, clarinet, vocals, cardboard shipping boxes for percussion, and other instruments to create an expansive symphony performed live by one person. Weaving narrative layers throughout, Oluo shares deeply personal reflections and darkly humorous accounts of strangers, acquaintances, and friends that conjoin with the music to create a singular, transcendent experience. The Things Around Us is an evening that will draw you in and remind you of the beauty in life.

Intiman distributes 20 Free for Everyone tickets at the box office on the day of the show on a first come, first served basis starting 1hr before curtain. Remaining seats after the 20 free tickets are distributed are sold at rush pricing of $30/each.  Click here for showtimes and more info.