Omg, I went to the Dubious Advice show and I was dying laughing. They have seriously funny improv…read moreperformers. I can't believe how long I was just walking by this space in Fremont without coming in. It was great and definitely gonna make coming a regular thing.

Truly annoying website. They require a phone #, marketing…read moreinformation, and even a birthday. If it's not adults only why do you need my birthday? Clearly they intend to sell this info so I guess we'll never know if the show is any good.

I went to see a fantastic improv show here called The Rest of us. It was really cool and way…read moredifferent than any other improv show I've been too. Will definitely be back to see more in this great venue!

Came here to see "La Tofana's Poison Emporium". Absolutely loved it! It's a small venue that still…read moreallows for an intricate set. There was also a small bar that served snacks, beer, wine, and a delightful specialty cocktail drink. The performance itself was great! I love that this venue allows for newer and upcoming artists, actors, and playwrights to be featured!

This is a great venue! I've seen a few Bandit Theater improv shows here and a Seattle Public…read moreLibrary book tour event. It's a pretty space and it's cozy. There are two different levels where I've seen performances. Upstairs is a bit more open and downstairs is more intimate. I think it's so important to have arts spaces like this in the neighborhood!

I got tickets for one of the most meaningful shows of my life and the time was changed to 30…read moreminutes earlier. I didn't receive any notification about the time change and arrived 10 minutes early to the time listed on my ticket and 20 minutes late to the show. I wasn't ushered in to the performance hall with any sort of direction, there was no acknowledgement of the mixup, I stood (in platform heels) for the entire show in front of a door and with a partially obstructed view, had to leave fairly unceremoniously due to the late show they squeezed in afterwards (presumably to sell more tickets) and to top things off they didn't have sparkling water when I tried to order it after the show, which is less annoying but was the cherry on top. Don't book with them.

What a nice venue! Right in the Seattle Center- I've walked by it so many times but this was the…read morefirst time seeing a show. The venue was super clean, loved the bar and snack area with lots of seating. Bathrooms were well maintained and lots of staff around to help and answer any questions. The show we saw was very good. The cast were so talented and to be honest I'm not a huge play person but I really enjoyed this show! Would love to come back and see what else they have.

I LOVE when there is a play that I want to see and it is at Seattle Rep. The whole place is just…read moredivine. The workers and volunteers here are top notch. Super helpful, and you can tell they are choosing to be there. I feel like they are always excited to answer my questions and bursting with energy and enthusiasm about the current production. This last time I went, Theresa helped me find my seats and the last thing she said to me was "you are going to love this, you are so lucky!" It just made me feel so good about the whole experience. They usually have a cocktail and mocktail that are themed after the show, which I think is so cute. This last time I was there, they were offering mini Molly Moons ice creams and chocolate covered oreos from Seatown Sweets. Love that they incorporate local offerings. This is a really special place filled with special people and I love coming here.

Ice Box Arcade is the cool cat in the neighborhood! It's always fun to feel like a kid again in a…read morebusiness establishment filled with nostalgic gaming relics of my youth that still work pretty well (minus the control stick on Ms. PacMan that was challenging to control). They have air hockey and a decent selection of video games and pinball. I suggest bringing cash to exchange for quarters on the change machines that are there. There is an ATM machine that takes a physical credit/debit card to withdraw cash to exchange for quarters but I'm guessing they'll charge a fee. Check their open hours online. In general, all ages are welcome until 8pm. Beer, cider, non-alcoholic drinks are available and a few other goodies. Including 2 groovy bathrooms on site that are of course covered with stickers. Such a super cool and fun place! I think you'll get a kick out of it, too.

What a fun place to spend a few hours! Great selection of games and pinball. Excellent snacks,…read moredrinks, and even some super cute crafts. Went to visit with friends and three boys and we all had a blast. Very relaxed environment to hang out in. Didn't feel rushed or cramped and the employee was super chill. It looks like they have some fun Friday night events and work to create inclusive community. A+! Would love to come back soon.

We love the overall flexibility of Tutu school. You get a free trial class, can sign up for classes…read moreat any time (not set 6 week sessions), and cancel with a short cancellation period. Also we LOVED the free events (my daughter got to meet Rapunzel and hasn't stopped talking about it). She is also going to be participating in her first recital and we are very excited. Highly recommend as into to ballet.

Miss Leah and the Tutu school know how to keep my 4 yo super engaged and entertained! Highly…read morerecommend to all.

A Very Die Hard Christmas -- Seattle Public Theater…read more For 33 straight years, my sister (WCP) and I have watched Die Hard and Die Hard 2 every December. A few years ago, a friend introduced me to this parody play -- and now it's officially part of my holiday tradition. I come back year-over-year because each production is different, clever, and full of new surprises. This year's version was one of the best yet: Upgraded set pieces, including a tall wall with TWO vents and working doors Smartly updated jokes and swapped-out 80s references Fresh additions to the villain list (shoutout to Huey Lewis & The News and Vidal Sassoon) And a perfect recreation of the iconic vent scene where McClane mutters: "Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..." followed by "Now I know what a TV dinner feels like." This was my 3rd time, my friend Mary R's "don't ask how many," and my sister's very first time. The show was hilarious and high-energy -- but honestly, the best part was watching WCP react to it for the first time. Pure holiday magic. Seattle Public Theater nails the humor, nostalgia, and chaotic joy of Die Hard while giving audiences something new every December. If you love the movie, love parody, or just want a holiday show that's totally different from the usual lineup, go see this. Highly recommended. Yippee-Ki-Yay, Seattle.

An Afternoon That Really Took Flight…read more Spent the afternoon at Seattle Public Theater for their production of Aviatrix, based on the life of Bessie Coleman. Set against the realities of 1917, the story follows Bessie Coleman's determination to become a pilot. As an African American and Native woman facing closed doors in the United States, she traveled to France to learn to fly and fulfill her dream of becoming a licensed pilot. What an incredible production. The performances and vocals were outstanding, and the music completely pulled me in. I wish they would release a soundtrack. I was not expecting the bonus of staying afterward for the post show talkback with the cast, artistic director, playwright, and composer. Flying high from this one. Bessie Coleman's story is inspiring, uplifting, and a reminder that sometimes you have to leave the ground everyone expects you to stay on.

A joyful, inclusive community to help you get in the best shape you've ever been in! Learn to…read moresmile! Beat Seasonal Affective Disorder!

I took the Brazilian Dance class. This didn't feel like a typical dance class- the moves were very…read morefluid and the music was basically different beats and tempo of drums. The class was broken into 2 segments where the first part was dancing different choreography to each song as a whole class facing the mirror, and the second part was divided into groups of 2 or 3 doing short moves demonstrated by the instructors in rows. At the end we put all the moves we did in segments together. It was fun, and I'd say the level is intermediate+. It wouldnt be very easy to follow along as a beginner