Union Arts Center

4.5 (111 reviews)

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Eva M.

Just like 5th Avenue Theatre, the ACT theatre is a long time institution to the Seattle theatre scene. They produce their own shows and commonly cast locally. Come here often enough and you'll recognize a few actors. The ACT contains two theatres within, the larger Goodman Theatre and the smaller Falls Theatre. Two different shows can be performed at the same time. I have had mixed experiences with the shows I've seen at the ACT. Some are a bit too ambitious, some are just weird, some are perennially popular like the Christmas Carol. Today's show is "Urinetown", a humorous and sometimes cheesy musical with likeable actors and the entirely show-stealing "Little Sally". Parking is on your own dime. Plenty to choose from in the area. Be sure to have $3 handy to buy a chocolate chip cookie. It's one of the best theatre cookies. The water fountain is functional dispensing cooled water, saving the world from some plastic.

Nicole Y.

What a cool theater! I saw choir boy! Not mad at all about the steamy shower scenes! But back to the review. Lol. The Theater is amazing. I had no idea that they offer a limited number of value seats as low as $5 pr ticket and these were not obstructed view seats! The seating in this theater is so cool. Every seat has a great view! I highly recommend.

Jim P.

What a fun way to see "A Christmas Carol" ! Seating up to 400, there is not a bad seat in the house. With me being vertically challenged, it is not unusual to have a view of the back of a head, not an issue here! The theatre is in the round with the play in the bottom of the bowl. Fantastic acoustics, amazing ceiling, architecture and stage props. This Sunday matinee experience was beyond all my expectations for a local live production. I definitely will return to the ACT for other venues! Many dinner spots nearby for the "after show" experience into the late night. I also enjoyed seeing the young people working to assist in seating before the show.

Ryen M.

I really enjoy the intimate setting this provides. My husband and I have been to two shoes at two different theater rooms. The one pictured we saw Choir boys was amazing. The boys had incredible voices was definitely a bit adult of you don't mind full male nudity for your children then your fine otherwise bits definitely an adult show.. the staff are really nice when we went one of the vendors was from a local winery the two gentleman were the owners cannot wait to visit it. I do think it's pretty silly they still wear masks but that's small they offer them when you walk in.

Kirstin H.

Interesting theater space in the heart of downtown Seattle. It's a pretty intimate space best described as a black box theater, and has two floors of seating. Parking is a nightmare though, so arrive early to troll the streets.

Tom B.

Well, it all depends on the play you're attending whether you'll like the theater, right? But if you want to go to a play, just go. ACT is a fantastic facility with a great large-theater approach to what they put on the boards. They know they have to sell a lot of tickets, and they program their plays accordingly. They commission plays. They premiere plays. They develop playwrights. They hire locally and nationally. They cast locally and internationally. They develop talent that goes on to significant careers in bigger markets. They also attract returning talent from big markets, and retain great talents that just like being where they are. Sometimes the plays they choose can seem a little tame, but, overall, every season has several things worth checking out. For a big place that really wants to draw as many theatergoers as possible, that's a great testament to their ability to be fresh and interesting without misfiring too often. In terms of the theater itself, you can't ask for much better. Huge attached underground parking garage, right on a million bus lines. Great small theaters with interesting seating. Awesome high-ceilinged upstairs theater in the round, with sets and lighting always to a high standard. I've seen many very moving and funny plays here through the years, and will support ACT as long as they keep putting up such good productions. I highly recommend seeing something here no matter how experienced you are as a theatergoer. I will caveat this by saying that Seattle has dozens of theater companies that are more experimental/avant-garde than ACT; ACT is aimed at a somewhat more mainstream audience given its size. But it's consistently entertaining and often hosts genuinely great productions.

Mark O.

ACT is a fabulous theater company performing in a wonderful performance complex. We've seen a couple of World Premiere plays here that were as good as anything I've seen in New York, LA, San Francisco, Chicago or Ashland.

Front row is close in the Allen theatre. Go with rows 2 and up.

Lindsey T.

Update: After visiting several other venues in Seattle and coming back to ACT three times, it is hands down my favorite theatre in Seattle. My review below sums up many of the reasons why, but I will just add that the patrons at this theatre are very well mannered (no talkers or chewers), the seats have such a great incline that even shorties can see, and the bathroom never has a wait. Theatre wasn't as cold on subsequent visits so it must have been a fluke on my first one. I still wish you could take beverages inside but I'll take this theatre over the others any day of the week! Also, we had an event pop up and needed to change ticket dates. Really easy to do! 5 stars all the way. Previous: Wow, I was so impressed with the acting and special effects in A Christmas Carol. It's been one of the best shows I've seen since moving to Seattle. The children were just as amazing as the adults. It was really superb. Although there was no intermission, the 90 minutes flew by. Our seats were on the front row, and personally, I thought it was a little too close for comfort. I would say row 2 or 3 if you like being close. Really, even the last row I wouldn't mind. It appears to be all good seating. There was some street parking right outside the theatre and a garage right next door for $7. The negatives to this place were: 1) it was FREEZING inside. Dress in layers! Most people kept jackets on. 2) they only allow water bottles in the theatre (although I read online differently; perhaps each show is different?) 3) the ramp getting up to the theatre was pretty steep. It's 3 floors and some older folks were struggling getting up and down. It was pretty rough for some of them. I didn't see an elevator but I would call and see if you're someone who might need one. This performance has made me want to be a member. I have one more show this season so I suppose that will be the deciding factor. I highly recommend seeing something there. Although the show was 5 stars, I am deducting a point for my negatives. Having a drink and several layers of clothing during a freezing 90 minute show makes a world of difference!

Trista H.

I organized a group event for 13 people for Ham for the Holiday's. What an easy venue to work with. Group tickets had to all be purchased in one transaction. Since my party was over 10 people, the service fees were waved. Discover is an accepted form of payment when purchasing tickets. Parking can be found at: WA State Convention & Trade Center Garage Cost: $6 after 5pm and $7 during the day Payment Options: Cash and Credit Cards http://www.wscc.com/ Our show started at 8pm and the doors opened at 7pm. Theatre doors open at 7:30pm. At 7pm a lobby consisting of a full bar and snacks is available. Cash, Visa and MasterCard are accepted forms of payment BEFORE the show starts. At intermission, cash is the only payment accepted. You can pre-order/pay for additional drinks before the show and your drinks will be available for you at intermission, allowing you to also bypass lines. Drinks are allowed in the theatre; however, no food is allowed. This venue doesn't have a bad seat. Sound is great too. Thank you ACT for a night full of endless laughter and holiday cheer!

Katy H.

Blown the eff away! I sat on this review for a week because I couldn't even come up with words to describe my first experience here. And yes... I know, I've lived here for 4 years and haven't been to the ACT theater until now. Shame on me. And shame on YOU if you're not making plans to visit soon. The variety you get here cannot be compared to any other theater company in the city. We're lucky to have lots of great shows but ACT has all of the variety that 4 entire theaters have, all under ONE roof! ACT's history (and the history of the building) fascinates me. Did you know this old building was a giant gentlemen's club back in the day? Just think... I walked through a building that for decades was closed-off to women. Well, MOST women ;) The molding and small details of this historic building remain much the same. I love how it was important that during the remodel of this building to outfit it with various performance halls, they wanted to keep the charm and history in tact. Aside from the awesome array of shows that ACT offers throughout the year, there's also an equally awesome opportunity to catch them ALL for a discounted price. The ACT pass (much like a Netflix account) costs a fee every month and with the pass you can see ANY play you want for only $25!! Even plays that otherwise cost $55 a seat are only $25 if you're an ACT pass holder. What a fantastic deal! Additionally, if you bring a date or friend who isn't a pass holder, they still get a discount because they're attending with YOU. So even knowing someone with an ACT pass is a perk. I almost feel like I'm being paid to see shows here. Such good deals, such great theater.

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Kimberley D.

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17 years ago

I know nothing about theater, but I've really enjoyed my few experiences at ACT. The venue is pretty, the staff is friendly, and the performers seemed talented & like there was heart & soul put into it. read more

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Evelyn K.

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14 years ago

We are proud members and really love the unlimited theater. It's incredibly easy to get tickets and go see the latest production whenever it suits our schedules. The staff were very helpful when I had questions about our passes, and resolved issues in a timely manner. The theater spaces are all wonderful, the productions are very high-quality, and you can't beat the $20/month rate! read more

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Aubrey G.

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15 years ago

What a beautiful building, inside and out! So enriched with history. Loved all the pictures they had everywhere of the past:) ( convention center entrance) I had an amazing time at an event here. I wish I could have stayed for a show, but I will definitely will be back to see the theater in action! read more

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Joyce J.

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I came here for First Date and absolutely loved the show. The seating arrangement was very intimate and there does not appear to be a bad seat anywhere. The singing was superb and script was wonderfully written. There was no intermission when I went but it was nice that one can bring drinks into the theater. Highly recommended. read more

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Kate K.

11 years ago

I saw 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' this weekend at the Allen Theater. Reviews from the play aside, I was surprisingly pleased with the accommodations. I am 38 weeks pregnant and was not looking forward to sitting in a theater seat with no leg room for the three hour show. Fortunately, I got an aisle seat. The seats are staggered, so I had no one in front of me, and was able to stretch my legs out. The seats also surround the stage on all sides, which allows for a unique perspective. I was equally nervous about using a small, crowded bathroom during intermission. Again, I was surprised at the large bathrooms and the quickly moving line. Way to go, ACT. You made a pregnant lady comfortable; something difficult to do these days. read more

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Shelbi ..

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19 years ago

How can I be the first to review Late Nite Catechism! What a hilarious show, regardless of your feelings on religion you'll get a kick out of this show, safe for family and friends. We laughed from the beginning to the end. read more

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Christina G.

15 years ago

I've lived in Seattle for over 10 years, and I'm embarrassed to admit this was my first time to this theatre. Too bad for me, because it was a great venue! I saw a burlesque/variety show (part of the Moisture Festival) in the Allen Theatre aka "In the Round". As the name would imply, the theater is round, stadium type seating but on a much more intimate scale. The theatre holds around 400, but it didn't seem crowded at all (even though it was a full house). The view of the stage was great, and the layout allows for some great people watching. As for parking - we parked at the Homestead Suites (up on Capital Hill) for $5, and walked the 4 blocks to the theatre, cutting through under the convention center. Not a bad walk at all! And, you have to love a theatre that allows you to bring your drink to your seat while you enjoy the show! read more

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Diana S.

11 years ago

I came to see Yussef El Guindi's new play, "Threesome," and was pleasantly surprised at how close our seats were to the stage. In fact, at how close nearly every seat was to the stage. The theater is shaped in a way that no matter where you're sitting, you'll get a great view of the actors and set, and small enough to pull it off. Very intimate. Also, brilliant play. I can't wait to come back! read more

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Kent K.

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16 years ago

I've attended numerous shows here over the years and haven't had a bad experience. Every production has been professional enough (there are a few different venues in the complex) and a quality theatre-going experience. Many (most?) performers at most shows are members of AE and either have a name or plenty of experience in Seattle theatre. They do pretty well at selecting an eclectic and interesting mix of shows each season. They serve drinks (beer, wine, limited cocktails) and one is allowed to take beverages into the theatre - except during runs of 'A Christmas Carol' when only beer and wine are served in a small room and alcohol can't leave the small room - that loses 'em a star. ;) read more

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Chris L.

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12 years ago

Today marked our first time to ACT and our first time enjoying Little Shop of Horrors anywhere. The production was outstanding, from the performances to the sound, lighting, sets, and band. We also enjoyed the size and layout of the venue. If the production was scaled down for this theatre it seemed well suited today. The refreshments were not bad either! read more

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Roderick O.

9 years ago

I don't recommend purchasing any gift certificates from ACT theater as part of any fund raising event. Very few shows are eligible with those types of gift certificates and ACT won't honor the fact that I purchased them and could not use them in 2017. They could have easily offered to send me another gift certificate for the 2018 season with the same or better selection of shows, but they would not. Won't be going to ACT again. read more

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Matthew B.

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This is one of Seattle's better theaters. In the round seating ensures that everyone has a good, close view of the stage. The theater is brimming with history and you can feel it. The few plays I've seen there (Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde is great!) were all very good and entertaining. To top it off, ticket prices are very reasonable. read more

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Angelica R.

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13 years ago

Just saw Rapture, Blister, Burn in the Allen Theatre here a few days ago. It was a wonderful production, and the seating in this particular space allows a great view from every seat. It feels comfortable, luxurious, and clean as well. We loved that drinks and food are allowed in the theater. It is a great place for patrons of any age, and the ramps made it easy for the less agile in our group to get around easily. I look forward to seeing more in this space. read more

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Joey L.

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15 years ago

We were visiting Seattle for the first time. Knowing that there was a good chance of rain, I booked an indoor entertainment just in case. Bought tickets to the moisture festival burlesque. The tickets were in the last row but the way the theater was setup, it was nice, we didn't have trouble seeing at all. Had a very cozy feeling with the stage and audience. Moisture festival was great, always something new every 10 to 15 minutes which was good for someone with a short attention span like me. read more

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Emily P.

10 years ago

The plays presented at ACT offer a wonderful variety of genres, and the ticket office staff is incredibly kind.

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Derya Y.

12 years ago

Went there to see Beckett's" Waiting for Godot". It is a very intimate and lovely venue.

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Lisa M.

11 years ago

We just saw A Christmas Carol at ACT theatre this past Sunday and it was wonderful! Myself, and my family members with me, were blown away by the incredible acting performances and the fantastic job with stage props, lighting, sound, and special effects. The play, which is a story many of us have heard a thousand times, had us all captivated from beginning to end and even elicited some tears from the audience on a few occasions! It was like I was hearing the story for the first time, because the performances were just so moving. The play took place in Allen theatre and there really didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. It's an intimate theatre setting so everyone gets a great view of the stage. Although none of us in my family had ever been to this theatre prior to this, we will most certainly be coming back. I look forward to making a Christmas tradition of attending! read more

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William P.

12 years ago

Just watched A Christmas Carol and was blown away. The performers were far better that I expected. The sound and lighting were great. I will definitely be back! read more

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Mary A.

15 years ago

ACT has consistently done good theatre with local and national talent. Thanks to Kurt Beattie and his amazing technical, literary and front of house staff, I always have an amazing experience whenever I go there. I love the proximity of the actors and the creative way the designers and technicians solve the space(s). I have been a fan since the days at the foot of Queen Anne (remember RED NOSES...? I wish I could walk through a magic portal and see that show again and again), but love the new space and the new energy. QUILLS, DR. JECKYL & MR. HYDE, TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL, THE WOMEN, STUFF HAPPENS (Bob Wright as George Bush...creepy), and ALL the Martin McDonough plays... plus the smaller productions like Kevin Kling's one-man-shows, Late Night Catechism, Julie Briskman as Anne Landers... all of these moments will stick with me as long as I have a memory. General advice to everyone re: ACT - IF THERE'S A SHOW, GO! read more

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Lisa S.

14 years ago

I have NEVER been disappointed by a play here, and I'm not usually a theater kind of person. Their choices are just great. Their tickets seem pricey to me, but I get a substantial discount being a student, so it's affordable. read more

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Rickey E.

16 years ago

My wife and I just got back from watching A Christmas Carol. And Wow! We did not expect it to be such a small intimate setting. No seat was a bad seat. They had great use of the theatre making it larger than life. I thought they did a great job with the props and with no breaks or intermission the whole 90 minutes. Great acting! Lots of fun, a must see in Seattle! read more

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Tina N.

9 years ago

Christmas carol was played nicely and the overall atmosphere and teather set up including guest seats were nicely arranged. Will go there again. read more

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Erika I.

14 years ago

Amazing! That is all I can say about the experience we (my boyfriend and I) had. We watched "A Christmas Carol" and we were both blown away. The acting just drew you in as an audience member and truth be told, we were also drawn in by the children in the audience because their expressions help to contribute to the expireience. Please go to any production that is available and please keep donating because this needs to continue to bringing smiles and laughs to the public. (It's non-profit). read more

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Arby W.

14 years ago

The show was entertaining. Here is a word of caution; when you pay by credit card they ask for a telephone number "just in case there is an issue with the charge transaction". I gave it to them after I was promised that my number would not be used for solicitation of any kind, nor sold or rented out to third-parties. These cretins continue to call me (last night at 8:36Pm!!!!) in spite of the fact I've asked, begged... demanded (!) that they not call me anymore. Die, monster, die! (or just go out of business). I would never (ever!) be able to bring myself to see another play at ACT. They have harassed me too much. Rude buggers! read more

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Paul R.

9 years ago

Fantastic venue for theater. I've been attending shows there for 20 years. The productions are wonderful and there's not a bad seat in any of the theaters. I highly recommend it! read more

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Jo G.

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12 years ago

I've had a subscription here for 3 years now, and I love the ACT. The shows are fantastic and the staff is always so friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend. read more

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H H.

14 years ago

I love this theater (or should I say "theatre"?) They put on amazing plays and everything about the productions is top notch. The building is incredibly beautiful. It's an old Eagle's Lodge and is really spectacular. read more

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Veronika S.

11 years ago

I really loved Little Shop of Horrors and how the theater is sort of hidden in a convention center, how unique is that? I think the Act Theater also has five stages, which also is unique. Don't have any complaints; hope you enjoy the show at ACT. read more

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Theo C.

16 years ago

Every performance I have seen here has blown me away. The various theatre rooms offer completely different experiences. The plays selected are always a little more eclectic, unexpected, and deeply resonate with the human spirit. I look forward to many more happy seasons attending performances at ACT. read more

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Cathy T.

14 years ago

Recently saw a Christmas Carol here and loved it. I have been to several other shows here and am always impressed with the quality of the production and the intimacy of the theatres - the one we were just in only had about six or seven rows surrounding the stage so you could see everything really well regardless of your seats. Highly recommend! read more

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Darlene R.

11 years ago

We used ACT for our holiday party. For the most part people thought it was great, but from a planning aspect, they tacked on extra fees that were not in our event agreement. They also exclusively use Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes (great catering, but their staff showed up late and they charged for their staff being there longer than they actually were). Just FYI... read more

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700 Union St
Seattle, WA 98101
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Union Arts Center opens at 9:00 AM on Tuesday.Union Arts Center opens at 12:00 PM on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

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Union Arts Center is closed on Monday, Saturday and Sunday.Union Arts Center closes at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

Mon, Sat-Sun ClosedTue 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWed-Fri 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

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Yes, Union Arts Center has free WiFi.

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Plays, music, dance, film, burlesque, lectures, visual art, new play readings, performance art, and much more - bringing the New and the Now to the stage for you.

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Established in 1965.

Before starting its revolutionary Membership program - the first of its kind - ACT was a groundbreaking playhouse in Queen Anne, opening in 1965. In the mid-90s, ACT moved to its current home at 7th & Union downtown, where it has 8 floors and 5 different performance spaces. In recent years, ACT has evolved from a traditional 6-play-per-season regional playhouse into a year-round center for the arts, presenting smaller theatre companies, as well as dance, film, poetry, music, burlesque, visual art, and more. With so much to see, all year round, it was only natural that ACT unveil the nation's first Monthly Membership program of its kind, in which Members can see any ACT show, any time they want, with either prior reservation OR by simply walking in before the show, for only $20-25 per month. Find out more about ACT and Membership at acttheatre.org!

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Le Faux

A friend purchased tickets the the Bad Girls Brunch for me for my birthday and the show did not…read moredisappoint. It helped that my friend bought us tickets next to the stage. That allowed us to see the exquisiteness of the makeup the costumes, footwear, and be involved in the show since my friend had ordered a special birthday package for me. It was a Saturday brunch show; everybody else who was in attendance like me had a fabulous time, there was loud cheering and clapping, and lots of the play money being thrown around. Highly recommended.

A fun evening with a good audience. Food was ok and much larger portions than expected. Drinks can…read morebe gotten as a double ($5 up) or regular. Tasty drinks! You buy tips before you go in (in $40 increments) and they give you a stack of paper dollars to throw. But it's not clear if the favorite performers actually get the dollars or if it's split over all the performers. Would definitely go back as a fun time.

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Stage pic before the show began.

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Le Faux Celebrity Impersonation Show, Every Fri & Sat 10pm

Unicorn

We very randomly found out there was a drag show on a Saturday night while visiting Seattle and…read morevery quickly made our way over to Unicorn. Definitely a dive bar kind of vibe up top, but downstairs was packed with people waiting for the show! We sat at the downstairs bar and were helped so quickly. I will say, the bar staff worked so fast to help everyone and super friendly! Standard drinks and bar food options-- the mixed drinks/cocktails were great and price range was excellent!

What a fun place to hang out with friends on a weekend night! Upon entering you're welcomed with a…read morevintage circus themed interior! You'd think that was all, but the downstairs is even crazier and wilder! There's a row of pin ball machines and a few arcade games to play from (shooting, basketball,etc) My fav was definitely the drinks though; they were all so fun and since I'm quite a light drinker and don't actually like the taste of alcohol, the drinks were perfect for me. The drinks are on the sweeter side but they taste just like how it's described. Overall had such a fun experience here with friends and would come back again :)

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Kat Robichaud's MISFIT CABARET @ Hales Palladium

3.6

(5 reviews)

3.7 mi

The Dark Cabaret Ensemble Invades Seattle !!! ["Is NO ONE…read moresafe at a Micro-Brewery anymore?!?"] SITREP Not content with conquering the City of San Francisco, Kat Robichaud lays sight upon Seattle too and takes over the night life when the Misfit Cabaret is in town! THE SETUP *Public Service Announcement!* Kat Bobichaud's MISFIT CABERET (aka "Kat's Cabaret") is NOT for everyone! [Nearly naked lady alert!] = NOT for the timid! (But you need it) = NOT for the weak of heart! (But there's medicine for that!) = NOT for moral or virtuous people, like clerics, priests, nuns, etc., but they need it! And oh hell, you MAY even see someone attired as such performing on stage here, as when a full-on EXORCISM is being conducted, so *BEWARE* oh yea, weak of heart. But if you can handle dirty talk, some raunch & nearly naked ladies, and you LIKE dirty talk, and raunch from these nearly naked ladies, and things excite you like horny life-size violin-performing dollies, and sexy bearded dancers, and demon-possessed aerial-suspension artists, than Kat's Cabaret, performing here at Hale's Palladium, is your Holy Place! "THE VOICE" Kat's voice is Sultry, Beautiful and AMAZING. And it should be surprise then that she was ON the show, "THE VOICE". So if you were scratching your head, trying to figure out why she looked so familiar, it's because she was on that show a few years back. THE MISFIT CABARET! The Misfit Cabaret is mainly in residence at the Z Space in the Mission District of San Francisco. For those of you following Kat and the Misfit Cabaret, you may remember that they were "in residence" previously at the Great Star Theatre in San Francisco's vaunted Chinatown. But Great Star had to shut down at one point, and so the Misfit Cabaret established a more stable residence at the Z Space. MY FUN INTERACTIONS WITH THE CABARET! Because Kat's Cabaret IS a traveling troupe of wacky misfits as well, to such far-flung international places like......Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum, I first met Kat and got to see the ensemble perform when they indulged SacTown with their performance of "Dark Cabaret". This was joy to the eyes & ears, as Kat and her ensemble paid tribute to the Cabaret-traditions of Berlin in the 1920s, but with a decidedly DARK edge to all of the performances. And so I've been hooked on the Misfits ever since. THE PROGRAMS! Always changing, shaking it up, hosted at fun venues, energized with BOTH resident & guest performers that love being part of Kat's world-renown Cabaret! And since they travel up and down the coast from SoCal and back up to Seattle, these kids have "STAMINA"! * A VERY SCARY MISFIT CABARET! Tonight's show was an Ode To The Magic Of Halloween! * No greater personage than Beetlejuice was our host! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kat-robichauds-misfit-cabaret-hales-palladium-seattle?select=iuF0DcNXTjIpvCrsTche1A&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w * There was an aerial exorcism! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/kat-robichauds-misfit-cabaret-hales-palladium-seattle?select=8K2rko4rHNjBnj74fOp-eA&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w * A wonderful Bearded Dancer! * Sexy Burlesque Dancing! * Also Sexy Violin-plucking Dollie! * And what better way to conclude a performance than with the Final Scene of "Carrie" on Prom Night! (Oh YEAH!) Mad props to BAND and effervescent femme fatale WEDNESDAY from the Addams Family (deliciously bad Jordan Nathan, producer of Misfit Cabaret and MY favorite pinup). :D But it doesn't stop there: Kat & crew - besides creating new shows - keep other popular shows in rotation from their repertoire, such as... *CHRISTMAS STAR WARS GREMLINS EXTRAVAGANZA !!! My GAWD, it does NOT get any wackier & weirder, nor delightful & celebratory than a Christmas pageant with a female Wookie aerial artist, nasty Gremlins (puppets!!!), sexy burlesque performers, and KAT! All singing and/or performing their hearts out at Great Star Chinese Theatre in Chinatown - so there wasn't any surprise seeing a Chinese Dragon trooping down aisle and taking over stage - THIS ...is the kind of quality - and crazy - performances you can expect! *GRIMM I love "spooky!" I love "Maleficent". AND I went in March for my first time at Z Space, because, YES, I am a fan and I LOVE all things "KAT ROBICHAUD" now. Maleficent was a wonderful, kitschy twist on the tale of sleeping beauty, and it ALSO had puppets! Dark Dark Puppets! But it also had the whole host of OTHER exciting performances that you come to expect Kat, Misfit Cabaret, and the entire guest line-up artists, including in this instance, my friend THE UNWOMAN performing on her electronic cello. PATREON The site Patreon provides an avenue of participation to contribute - outside from mere ticket purchases and attendance - to the continued success of your favorite artists, which is why I am also a Patreon-contributor to the Misfit Cabaret. THE LOWDOWN The MISFIT CABARET is totally THE Kat's Meow!

The whole thing was based around Kat singing, but you can't just sing snip-its of a ton of songs…read moreand hope a plot will appear. The cabaret acts were much too short and too few and still they had Kat singing the whole time which would have been fine if they attempted to cohesively integrate it or pick songs that made sense with what was happening. Lots of people left after the first "half" but we stayed in the hopes that it would get better... it did not. If you bought tickets then try and get a refund. If you were thinking about going... don't. One of the worst things I've seen in a while.

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Performance of "ASYLUM!"

"A Very Scary Misfit Cabaret!" | Oct 4 2018

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Performance of "ASYLUM!"

The 5th Avenue Theatre

Really loved watching Elf there with my friend! The staff here are very nice and efficient in…read moregetting everyone in fast. I have tried the food here yet, but you get these really cute cups if you order drinks here. Super cool that you can see the orchestra pit during intermission! Very cute venue to watch during the holidays!

It's a nice enough theater. I came here to watch Suffs and the seats all the way in the back were…read morealso decent for watching. The area around it didn't feel the best to walk around in. Once inside I tried to find some sustenance but the options for non alcoholic non junk food was very low. Very pretty theater though!

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On stage: After Midnight set

Visionary Dance Productions

4.9

(13 reviews)

3.3 mi

Ernesto is a miracle worker. We started off just taking a trial dance class. We'd originally…read morefigured we'd do a subtle sway for our song. Within that trial, Ernesto was able to show us a vision of our dance, and made us realize we could actually learn the skills needed to do something excellent. We had so much fun with our classes - Ernesto is fun, creative, patient, and thorough. The poor guy had to listen to our first dance song ad nauseam without a complaint! He was able to take two very basic dancers and pull together a fabulous and doable choreography- and we surprised all our guests at the wedding, including our parents and close friends. Definitely worth it - not only did it have purpose, but we had fun: it turned into feeling like a date vs another wedding task.

I took a beginning belly dance class with Delilah. It actually was not my first class in belly…read moredance, which is probably good, since I think I would have a hard time keeping up if it was. Delilah is obviously very knowledgeable and passionate about belly dance. So passionate, in fact, that she often forgets that there are new comers and she just dances and doesn't always catch when people are struggling. When you do interrupt her trance-like state of dancing and ask her how the heck she's moving like that, she will give you a phenomenal explanation. I've taken belly dance with 3 or 4 different teachers now and NO ONE has been able to properly explain shimmies the way she has. The space is really cool. I like the Persian rugs all over the floor. They keep your feet from hurting. Much nicer than doing it in a community center on a hard gym floor. I was a little put off my how often Delilah was late to our class. Once, she was almost 20 minutes late. She'll make up for it by giving you more time at the end. But still, it's no fun standing around outside the studio waiting for her. The time she was 20 minutes late, she also seemed very frazzled when she got there, like she just woke up from a nap. And in the process of teaching us some moves, she flashed us her cooch. That was kind of entertaining, actually. It was pretty amazing how great of a dancer she is, even in a half-awake state.

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SIFF Cinema Downtown

4.4

(668 reviews)

0.5 mi

Great location, friendly staff, and the screens and seats were comfortably large, exactly what…read moreyou'd want from a movie theater. I'd seen enough hype about the chocolate popcorn to finally try it myself. It was well-balanced and the portion was massive. My company and I barely made a dent in a medium. That said, if you're a classic butter popcorn person, this probably won't convert you. Overall, a solid experience. Would recommend.

Great theatre. Comfy seats. Clean and well kept. Interesting memorabilia around the theatre…read more Friendly and efficient staff. Great concessions. Don't sleep on the chocolate popcorn. It's amazing! Will definitely be coming back for another movie.

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Chocolate popcorn

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Amazon Spheres

4.4

(157 reviews)

0.5 mi

How lucky were we to see on Facebook that the Amazon Spheres would be open the day we arrived in…read moreSeattle. We were completely blown away by what we saw when we arrived at our appointed time to visit. The Spheres comprises a trio on connected glass domes, located in the center of Amazon-occupied office towers in Downtown Seattle. The Spheres opened in 2018 by Jeff Bezos for his employees. They are only open to the public for free on two Saturdays of each month. The structure was designed by American architecture firm NBBJ. They serve as an employee lounge and workspace. The Spheres are a fully functioning, self-contained ecosystem - a greenhouse with more than 40,000 different varieties of plants from all over the world. It is built on a concrete foundation, using 620 tons of steel. The structures are connected in an open-plan indoor area filled with numerous exotic plants. The most striking feature inside the Amazon Spheres is a 4,000 square foot Canyon Living Wall. It stands 62 feet tall and 50 feet wide. A path winds up four stories across a suspension bridge to a Bird's Nest meeting area. During the day the temperature inside is in the mid 70's with 60% humidity. At night, it drops to 55 degrees with 85% humidity. The highest of the three Amazon Spheres is 90-meters tall. The catalans at the Amazon Spheres contain an incredible 2,643 panels of glass, making the whole structure visible from the outside thus, creating a clear view on the inside. There's also a cafe with treats and coffee. They also offer free tours. We found The Spheres to be a serene and comforting place to visit. The place was amazing!

It's a workspace... for employees it's a little slice of work heaven, because it's warm, cozy, and…read morelovely for the long days when you are working yourself to... you know. I spend many a day here, escaping wood tone home of the door deck, and here in the oasis, where I can feel at zen, while writing my OP1 documents, meeting partners who want me to spend money with them, and meeting partners who want to spend money with us. Did I mention I used to have 1:1s with my co-workers here, because everything is better with the sound of running water, and the fine mist of water. Yes, this place does it all, and if you are in the mood to enjoy your lunch that you purchased at Whole Foods (just down the street), then this is your place too. Make no mistake, it's one of the few real amenities for an Amazon employee, and well, you got to take what you can get between reviews.

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Meeting area

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Bailey Family Farm

4.8

(66 reviews)

21.6 mi

I came here with my parents the other day to do some strawberry picking while they were visiting…read more We all had a great time and got some delicious strawberries! The parking lot for pickers is just north of the address on Yelp but they had plenty of signs that made it easy to find. You have to go down a gravel road to get there so keep that in mind if you don't want your car getting dirty. They had quite a few rows of strawberries for picking, and had 4 different varieties available. We also saw some apple trees where the apples were growing for picking in the fall and some peach trees. They also have veggies to pick but we didn't walk that far back. A lot of the strawberry plants had been pretty picked over but still had plenty of fruit if you pulled up the leaves and looked. We ended up picking about 3 lbs of fruit to take home. The fields are super dusty so make sure to wear sneakers you don't care about because they will get covered in dirt. We enjoyed a relaxing time picking berries and enjoying the beautiful views. I will definitely be back with my husband and daughter to enjoy picking some more fruit.

As soon as we turned onto the dirt path, a breeze rolled through the front strawberry field and…read moreswept into the car. The scent hit us--warm, sweet, and sun-soaked and in that instant, we knew we were exactly where we were meant to be. No one can convince me there's a better smell on this planet than fresh strawberries in the summer breeze. Not rain, not bread, not even raspberries--though those came in close second. Bailey's Farm is a dream. My mom and I spent the afternoon picking strawberries and raspberries together, surrounded by blooming fields and buzzing bees. The strawberries were bright red, perfectly ripe, and so fragrant it felt like walking through a natural perfume. That smell alone could heal your entire nervous system. The raspberries were generous and delicious too, but it was the strawberries that made time stop. We picked slowly, laughed often, and let the wind guide us from row to row. It wasn't just a farm--it was a pause button in the middle of our road trip, and a memory I'll hold close forever. The only thing that could use improvement is the parking lot. The entrance and exit are one-way, but it's not clearly marked. It's a small detail, but clearer signage would make arrival smoother. Still, nothing compares to stepping out of the car and into that scent. Bailey's Farm gives you more than berries--it gives you a reason to breathe deeper. And I already can't wait to go back.

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Mini sweet melons

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Duris Strawberry Farm

4.3

(13 reviews)

16.6 mi

Went strawberry picking with a 5 year old! It was such a great experience. If you use Apple Maps to…read moreget here, the GPS will tell you that you've arrived - but really you'll need to keep following the posted signage for .5 miles! I'd recommend going early to pick strawberries so you aren't stuck in the heat. When you arrive, go to the stand to grab a box and then start picking away! The strawberries were ripe and there were plenty to pick from.

We stopped and bought some strawberries today and they were spectacular. We received the tip to…read morevisit Duris today from our waitress Lisa at Mama Stortini's during lunch. She said they have great produce so we stopped there on the way home along River road and I'm so glad we did. They had big juicy sweet strawberries picked today just like she said. It was a great tip so I'm paying it forward for anyone who is looking for strawberries. It's best to call them before you go since when they run out, they close and we barely made in time after a late lunch. They only had a few half flats of strawberries bu the time we got there. GPS got us there the back way but once we found it, I have to say it's very easy to find.

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Price for U-pick is $4.5/pound

Strawberry plants $10 each

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Field in the left newly opened and has big and sweet strawberries

The Spheres Discovery At The Understory

4.0

(82 reviews)

0.5 mi

BIOPHILIA...Sponsored by PRIME.... never heard of it till…read morestumbling across this place. Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, an Amazon Company satellite office (i guess where Amazon Corporate employees can go when the need to connect with nature arises during work day)...cool concept, wish my job offer a green house. -lower level open to the public. Cool display of frogs and crystal shrimp. -Staff was knowledgeable and seem like they like their job and sphere concept. -Verdict: worth checking out when in the area....BIOPHILIA for LIFE......

There were plenty of street parking when we came on a week day. Parking was $1 per hour from 8AM to…read more11AM, $5.50 per hour from 11AM to 5PM, and $5.50 per hour from 5PM to 8PM. Wasn't sure what the place was about. We walked into the room and started looking around. There was an attendant who spoke about needing a reservation for visitors to enter the Sphere. The place was cool as there were tiny, poisonous frogs to look at.

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Lot of artsy fartsy down here

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Majestic Bay Theatres

4.1

(225 reviews)

4.7 mi

Very cool cinema with a huge theater. It feels like going back in time and I hope that never…read morechanges!

I should've tried coming here soon after I moved to Ballard! I live like five minutes from here and…read moreI've been missing out for so long. Similar to the Varsity Theater in University District, Majestic Bay Theatres also offer $6 movies all day on Tuesday. Varsity offers that every day, but the Majestic Bay is eons cleaner, has nicer movie screen and sound, and the seat more comfortable than Varsity and I thought it was worth every penny. I went to go watch Mean Girls at 4 pm yesterday. Seems like everybody knows about the Tuesday deal so the 7 pm show was sold out, but there were plenty of seats left for the 4 pm show for obvious reasons. It looks like they only show three movies at a time, and I don't know how often they get new movies, but I'm looking forward to taking advantage of the Tuesday deal more often. Also one thing to note for myself mostly - aisle C was a bit too close to the screen so I recommend sitting around aisle E.

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Exterior and marquee.

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Black Panther movie poster. Majestic #1 movie in 2018.

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Hailey G.

13 years ago

This was my first time ever attending a showing of A Christmas Carol, and I was absolutely blown away. The stadium set-up of the stage was quite different than what I have seen before (at the 5th Ave etc) but the cast did a fantastic job with bringing the small audience INTO the action of the plot. Absolutely loved it. Although it was amazing, EAT BEFORE YOU GO....that is, unless you are excited by the idea of paying $15 for a water and a small snack. Other than that, A++++. read more

Kira L.

15 years ago

I like the show and the repetoire, but I can't stand the rudness and entitlement of the admin staff here. You would think that they were performing in London with the entitlement. Seriously? I'll go to the Intiman. read more

Elvin V.

1 year ago

show was great but left the venue with a massive headache (akin to the issue the CIA encountered at it Cuba Embassy) would never go back (que te vaya bien to the cast thou) read more

Kris K.

4 years ago

it was cold as hell and tiny tim looked hella ugly. play was boring as shit don't recomend, save ur money and just throw rocks at homeless people. read more

Janet R.

14 years ago

I had so much fun when I came a few months back. When i get time I will definitely go again when I have spare time!!

Mary P.

15 years ago

One of the best places to see good cutting edge theatre in Seattle! This place is Hip and high quality.

K K.

15 years ago

The Prisoner of Second Avenue was fantastically entertaining!

Kaleb R.

190

15 years ago

Here for a Yelp Event, very nice place!

Beth P.

13 years ago

One of my favorite Theatres in Seattle.

Ragnar S.

16 years ago

My favorite theater in Seattle.

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