The Neptune Theatre is a performing arts venue in the University District neighborhood of Seattle, WA. It is operated by Seattle Theatre Group. ...

The historic Pantages Theater, designed after an ornate theater in Versailles, opened in 1904 in downtown Tacoma, WA. The 1,272-seat theater hosts hundreds of local, national, and international acts annually. The venue is part of a three-theater complex owned by the citizens of Tacoma and managed by ASM Global. ...

The Capitol Theatre Yakima is a performing arts venue and the premier entertainment center of Central Washington. Located in downtown Yakima since 1920, this historic theater serves as the primary performing arts facility for the Yakima region. The 1500-seat Main Stage is ideal for concerts, musicals, plays, lectures, and other performing arts. The stage is also home to Yakima Symphony Orchestra, Town Hall, and many local dance studios. The nonprofit Capitol Theatre Committee programs, manages, and maintains the city-owned facilities. ...

Formerly an underground speakeasy, The Grotto at The Rendezvous in Seattle has a private bar, small extendable stage, complete sound system and a capacity of up to 80 people. The intimate downstairs performance space is perfect for comedy, poetry slams, author readings, and smaller live performance events. ...

Built in 1907, The Moore Theatre is the oldest operating theatre in Seattle presenting a broad spectrum of performing arts: dance, concerts, comedy, lecturers, variety shows and more. Virtually every musical genre has had a place on the Moore stage in recent years, from the most hardcore punk to flashy funk. The Moore is operated by the nonprofit Seattle Theatre Group which also manages Neptune Theatre and Paramount Theatre Seattle. ...

Adjacent to Lumen Field in the heart of Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, Washington Music Theater (WAMU Theater) is one of the most flexible indoor performance spaces in the United States. The theater was acoustically engineered for superior sound quality making for an exceptional concert experience. ...

Washington Hall is a historic, nonprofit, community building that is available for events, performances, meetings, classes and rehearsals. Built in 1908, the venue has been a cultural home to many communities and art forms, and for a long time embodied the soul of Seattle’s Central District neighborhood.Washington Hall offers two beautifully restored event spaces: on the second floor is a 735-capacity ballroom with a stage, theater lighting system, and balcony, and the Lodge Room on the first floor is a smaller, 300-capacity gathering space. ...