Join us for 6 free ASL interpreted performances in the parks this summer!
We are proud to partner with the City of Lynnwood, and our 2026 ASL interpreters to continue our mission to eliminate barriers that impede access to the arts by hosting six scheduled ASL performances.
2026 ASL performances begin late July in Lynnwood at the beautiful Lynndale Park Amphitheater this year:
The Winter’s Tale – ASL interpreted Thursday July 23 7pm
Coriolanus – ASL interpreted Thursday July 30 7pm
Lynnwood’s Lynndale Park Amphitheater is a favorite venue of ours due to the intimate setting in the woods. Lynndale Park Amphitheater was recently updated with additional seating and ADA compliant features. This venue fills up quickly, the space has limited seating and we recommend arriving at least an hour early.
American Sign Language interpreted mainstage shows continue in Volunteer Park during July & August, including two performances during the Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival (SOTF):
The Winter’s Tale – ASL interpreted Saturday July 25 7pm (SOTF)
Coriolanus – ASL interpreted Sunday July 26 2pm (SOTF)
The Winter’s Tale – ASL interpreted August 8 7pm
Coriolanus – ASL interpreted August 9 7pm
Seattle’s recently revamped Volunteer Park Amphitheater is in one of Seattle’s oldest parks. GreenStage has been performing our Shakespeare in the Park shows here annually since 1993. Our mainstage shows take place in the Amphitheater, which is located on the west side of the main road, across and north a bit from the Seattle Asian Art Museum, and north of the reservoir.
To find GreenStage performances in the park, just follow the yellow signboards.
Go see a play!
All details are subject to change.