Join us for Sound Theatre Company’s
2025 Season!
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Now Streaming
For the first time ever, Sound Theatre Company offers multiple shows for on-demand streaming or listening.
What’s happening! Sound Theatre Company News
Announcement: final weekend of AUTOCORRECT cancelled
On behalf of the Sound Theatre board and staff, we are deeply saddened to inform our community that the final weekend of performances for the world premiere production of AUTOCORRECT THINKS I’M DEAD have been canceled.
11TH & PINE, A Staged Reading Revisiting the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest
Sound Theatre’s latest presentation hits close to home in 11TH & PINE, Nikki Yeboah’s incisive new play that takes us into the beating heart of Seattle’s 2020 protests.
Introducing Zharia O’Neal, our 2023 Playwright Resident!
Back in October, Sound Theatre Company had the pleasure of announcing our first-ever William S. Yellow Robe Jr. Playwright Resident, Zharia O’Neal.
A New Era: Shermona Mitchell Named Sound Theatre Co-Artistic Director
Beginning January 1, Shermona Mitchell will ascend to Sound Theatre’s co-artistic director position, serving alongside founding artistic director Teresa Thuman.
Changer: A Hand Telling Accepted to First Film Festivals
In Fall 2021, Sound Theatre Company and the Changer team headed out to Lower Elwha S’Klallam Tribal land. Four days of filming and a whole bunch of learning later, we ended up with the footage that would eventually become a feature film.
We Raised $35,000 at Our First In-Person Gala since 2020
We did it! On Saturday March 26th, we hosted Beloved Stories, Beloved Communities, Sound Theatre’s first LIVE gala since 2019. You helped us to bring our community together after a confusing few years. We are so grateful for you and the joy of seeing your faces in person.
Radical Inclusion Ticket Pricing
Sound Theatre Company has new ticket pricing for this production to help make our work accessible for all. We have four tiers, available at any performance:
$5 – Inclusion Rate
$25 – General Admission Rate
$50 – Patron Rate
$75 – Benefactor Rate
You are welcome to purchase tickets at any price you choose. There is no difference in service or seating among the price levels; the higher rates reflect the true cost of producing our high-quality, award-winning work. Sound Theatre appreciates your commitment to supporting art and artists in your local community.
Thank you to our Season Sponsors
