GreenStage will host the next in its monthly series of informal play readings by presenting Julius Caesar at 6 p.m. Sunday, March 10 at Hattie’s Hat at 5231 Ballard Avenue Northwest in Ballard. These readings are so much fun that … Read More

Our monthly series of informal readings of Shakespeare plays continues this Sunday, February 10 at 6 p.m. We’ll be reading The Taming of the Shrew at Hattie’s Hat at 5231 Ballard Avenue Northwest. You’re welcome to read along with us! … Read More

Hi, friends! We’re planning some big fun for next Sunday, Jan. 13 at Hattie’s Hat in Ballard. We’ll be doing an informal reading of Twelfth Night! Bring a script and join in on the reading, or just come to enjoy … Read More

    We’ve made it through Black Friday and Cyber Monday to arrive at Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving to your favorite causes and organizations. At GreenStage we’ve been running a fall fund drive to back our 2019 … Read More

Join GreenStage company members, staff, and friends for an informal reading of Measure for Measure at 7 p.m Sunday, December 2, 2018 at Wayward Coffeehouse, 6417 Roosevelt Way NE, #104 (at the corner of 65th and Roosevelt.) We’ll begin to … Read More

We’re aiming to raise $5,000 by Thanksgiving in support of our 2019 season. As of last count we’re about 20 percent of the way to that goal. Please consider a contribution today to help us create our 31st season of … Read More

Theater folks love Halloween almost by default, what with all of the dressing up in fancy costumes. A witch makes a great costume, and it’s not a cliché if you do it right! Take these weird sisters, for example. The … Read More

Fall fundraising goal of $5,000 will get our 31st season off to a running start Our 30th Anniversary season has come to a close and we wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support. We presented more … Read More

A venue called simply “The Theatre” was one of the first to host a Shakespeare play. Archaeologists in London found its remains back in 2008. Now, according to an article by Brigit Katz on Smithsonian.com, the Museum of London Archaeology … Read More