What Plays and Events Are on Stage at Seattle Rep?

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Seattle Rep is currently staging Eureka Day, a satire about community and responsibility, with tickets available through its Buy Tickets page. Beyond that production, the theater lists a full slate of upcoming shows, a 2026/27 subscription season, fall classes for teens and adults, and recurring community events. Use this guide to see what's on, decide what fits your schedule, and find the right page to buy tickets or register.

Current Production

Eureka Day is the show marked "NOW PLAYING" on the Seattle Rep site. The theater describes it as "a sharp and unexpectedly funny satire about community, responsibility, and what it really means to protect each other." If you want to see something this week, this is the production to book.

To buy tickets: Use the "Buy Tickets" link in the site's main navigation, or go directly to the show's page from the "On Stage" section. The site also offers a Ticket Finder and a Ticket Info & Discounts page if you want to compare seating or pricing options before committing.

Shows Listed for the Season

The site's "On Stage" section lists these titles:

Show Notes
Eureka Day Currently playing
Peter Pan Goes Wrong Upcoming
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Upcoming; also tied to a Young Rep production intensive
John Proctor Is the Villain Upcoming
Intimate Apparel Upcoming
Amadeus Upcoming
You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World! Upcoming
Eulogy Listed
Freak The Mighty Archived
Lost Girl Archived

The page does not publish specific performance dates for each title in the excerpt provided, so check the individual show pages or the season calendar for exact runs before planning a trip.

2026/27 Season and Subscriptions

Seattle Rep is promoting its 2026/27 Season, described as celebrating "the power of stories to shape who we are, from hilarious misadventures to deeply moving and urgently relevant dramas." The site invites visitors to explore the season and to subscribe.

Choose this route if you plan to attend multiple shows and want priority access or bundled pricing. The Subscribe page is the entry point; the site does not list subscription prices in the material available, so confirm cost and benefits there before purchasing.

Classes and Workshops

Registration is open for fall 2026 theater classes, split into two tracks:

  • Young Rep (ages 13–20): Includes a Playwriting class on Saturdays, Oct. 3, 10, 17, and 24, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and a Winter Production Intensive for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever running Oct. 6–Dec. 20, 2026.
  • Rep Pro (ages 18+): Includes an Actor's Studio session on Mondays, Oct. 5, 19, and 26, 2026, from 5–7 p.m.; a Shakespeare class on Thursdays, Oct. 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2026, from 5–7 p.m.; and a November Actor's Studio session on Mondays, Nov. 2, 9, and 16, 2026, from 5–7 p.m.

To register: Use the "Sign Up" link in the Classes & Workshops section. Classes are listed under Seattle Rep Studios.

Community Events

The Seattle Rep Studios Community Choir meets on second Sundays—Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, and Dec. 13—from 5–7 p.m. It is listed for ages 13+. This is a low-commitment way to engage with the theater if you are not ready to book a full class.

How to Browse Everything

The site organizes content into a few reliable paths:

  1. Plays & Tickets in the main menu for current and upcoming productions, the season calendar, and the Ticket Finder.
  2. Plan Your Visit for hours, venue info, parking, accessibility options, health protocols, family guidance, and the FAQ—useful before your first trip.
  3. Classes & Workshops for registration links and the full class schedule.

If you are deciding between a single show and a subscription, start with the current production to test the experience, then compare the 2026/27 season lineup against your calendar. For group outings, the Group Tickets page handles bookings of multiple seats; for students, check Student Matinees.