GreenStage is auditioning for our 2019 Shakespeare in the Park Season. Our season includes two full length, full cast productions, and our Backyard Bard series that consists of two abbreviated plays both done by the same cast of 4 actors. … Read More
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