Theatre33 is a vibrant performing arts hub located in the heart of Bellevue’s BelRed Arts District. As a multilingual, multicultural, and community-driven theater, we are dedicated to producing bold, human-centered stories that resonate across cultures and generations. Our work spans from original plays and adaptations of international classics to contemporary works that spark dialogue and connection. We are proud to provide a home for immigrant voices and next-generation American artists to explore identity, language, and the power of storytelling on stage. At Theatre33, we believe in the transformative impact of the arts—not just as entertainment, but as a tool for community building, cultural preservation, and personal growth. Our youth acting classes and educational programs empower young performers to find their voice, build confidence, and engage meaningfully with the world around them.

The season is yet to be determined.

Seattle Rep puts theater at the heart of public life. Founded in 1963 and winner of the 1990 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, Seattle Rep is currently led by Artistic Director Dámaso Rodríguez and Managing Director Jeffrey Herrmann. Over a season and throughout the year, Seattle Rep collaborates with extraordinary artists to create productions and programs that reflect and elevate the diverse cultures, perspectives, and life experiences of the Pacific Northwest.

Casting for our 2026-2027 season and beyond.

Reboot Theatre Company tests new interpretations of established works through nontraditional casting, design, and methods yet to be discovered.

Changing hearts and minds, provoking conversations, cultivating diverse talent, and helping artists be who they are and become who they want to be.

With over 30 years in the PNW, we’ve fostered talent careers and client relationships near and far. A keen eye for unexpected talent and a drive for client satisfaction; we play to our strengths. If you’re looking for a personal, one-on-one experience you’ve come to the right agency.
We represent a diverse range of professional talent for all your production needs.
Streaming / digital / commercial / industrial / film / television / theatre.

The Shattered Glass Project is a theatre company with the mission to amplify the voices of theatre artists who have been marginalized on the basis of their gender or sex, including but not limited to cis and trans women, non-binary folks, and trans-masculine/trans-feminine folks, by providing unique opportunities to create and grow professionally. We present one mainstage show, 6-10 plays in progress script development workshops, and a series of Incubator-Mentor activities each year. We regularly cast the Plays in Progress from the UGAs and issue invitations to auditions as well as script submissions from UGA participants. Feel free to contact us via email at info@shatteredglassproject.org

Our Mission
Empowering local Latine artists to create, produce and promote professional theater in English, Spanish, bilingual and Spanglish. Providing a voice for emerging, mid-career and established Latine artists as well as communities by sharing culturally and socially relevant stories through our innovative programming, workshops, and initiatives.

Our Philosophy
Founded in 2010, eSe Teatro honors self-definition and inclusion, striving to represent everyone within our Latinidad and beyond. Our affiliated artists range from immigrants to U.S. born, Spanish-speaking and non-Spanish-speaking, representing cultures and heritages from all over The Americas and Caribbean.

Our Work
​Exploring language, shared history, and cultural roots, through adaptations of classics as well as new works and script development.
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Our Name
The name "eSe Teatro" is significant, as "ese" means "that" in Spanish, as well as being the popular Chicano expression of familiarity in peer groups (wus up ese?). "Ese" is also the name of the letter “S,” as in Spanish and Seattle.

For the UGAs, we're looking for fellow Latines, Spanish-speakers, and anyone passionate about telling our stories!

As Seattle’s Shakespeare in the Park Company, and Seattle’s longest-running Shakespeare company, GreenStage is committed to presenting quality productions of classical theater in a manner that is available to all—performing for free and in multiple parks in and around Seattle in order to reach the largest audience possible.

Our 2026 mainstage season includes THE WINTER’S TALE directed by Erin Day and CORIOLANUS directed by Linda Lombardi. Backyard Bard abridged productions include THE TEMPEST and THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN directed by Garth Ball. Performances run July 10–August 16, with rehearsals beginning late May.

Zandi is a freelance director and acting coach. Looking to familiarize herself with actors for future projects. Learn more at ZandiCarlson.com

Artemis Theatre Project showcases the work of female and non-binary theatre artists through a playful, creative, actor-oriented aesthetic. Just a little over one-year old, the company's first season consisted of 46 Plays for America's First Ladies at 18th & Union, and The How and the Why at West of Lenin. Our current production of Sara Jean Accuardi's Chick Fight! runs through March 8th at YAW Theater in Georgetown. Artemis is also the home of What The F!!! InterPlay performance ensemble whose first two improvised productions, Long Hot Summer, and Home for the Holidays, played to sold out houses at Aspire Kinetic Arts. Our next production will be in the fall of 2026 -- title TBD. We look forward to seeing all your wonderful work here at the UGAs and encourage you to sign up for our newsletter to receive all upcoming audition notices: https://mailchi.mp/436f61cdc3b2/welcome-to-artemis

We are a theatre located in South King County (Maple Valley/Covington/Black Diamond area). We are a traveling group and our productions take place in Maple Valley, Covington, and Auburn. We typically cast actors from King and Pierce counties - holding some rehearsals in Seattle and the others in South King County

Each August we produce a Summer Outdoor Theatre production traveling to Soos Creek Botanical Garden in Auburn, Lake Wilderness Arboretum in Maple Valley, and Covington Community Park in Covington. We add venues each year and hope to increase by a couple of parks this summer. In addition, we are invited each year to participate in the Seattle Outdoor Theatre Festival at the end of July which is held at Volunteer Park. We are producing a TYA production in April which will already be cast by the time of UGAs, but are also looking forward to producing a holiday show in December.

Currently auditioning for our Summer Outdoor Theatre Production of Kate Hamill's Emma.

Book-It Repertory Theatre is seeking to find actors for its as-yet-undetermined show in 2026.

I am the Producing Artistic Director at the Admiral Theatre Foundation in Bremerton, an 800-seat historic performing arts center serving Kitsap County. I am attending the TPS Unified Auditions to connect with actors, singers, stage managers, designers, technicians, and teaching artists — including technicians for our Summer Backstage Tech program — who are interested in working on professional Theatre for Young Audiences productions, youth programming, and select mainstage and special event projects. I am especially seeking artists who value strong storytelling, collaboration, and creating high-quality, imaginative theatre for families and young audiences.

we're always looking for actors for our shows and fun to see new talent too

Dacha is a Seattle-based theater company founded in 2016 that specializes in devised, immersive, and playful work. All our shows are always ticketed on a sliding scale and have a pay-what-you-can option, to ensure no one ever experiences a financial barrier to seeing live theater.

Our processes frequently rehearse on weekday evenings and weekend daytimes. We build our shows with the unique contributions of everyone in the room; we reimagine existing systems and old narratives, in both the stories we tell and the ways we tell them. We use devising processes throughout our work, whether creating original immersive spectacles, blowing up classic work, or producing the West Coast premieres of compelling new work. Our audiences are at the heart of our events, exploring the new worlds we create and building meaningful connections with each other from a place of community and joy.

We are primarily considering collaborators for future seasons and projects. We anticipate our next few seasons including tours around the Pacific Northwest, site-specific original work, and groundbreaking new scripts.

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MISSION STATEMENT

Sound Theatre Company empowers artists to give voice to the dignity and diversity of the human
experience–moving audiences toward a more just and compassionate world.

VISION STATEMENT

Sound Theatre Company envisions a world that joyfully nurtures the creation of transformative theatre
experiences and celebrates the open, honest and truthful exchange of diverse and inclusive voices.

EQUITY STATEMENT

Sound Theatre Company commits to the work of embracing inclusivity and diversity. Through our
programming, casting, hiring, audience building and volunteer recruitment practices, we create an
organization that models and builds the inclusive society we envision by treating everyone with respect,
without judgment or bias.

WHAT WE VALUE

COMMUNITY

We recognize the unique communal bond that is created when artists and audiences convene for stories
presented in live performance. We value the contributions of all members of this community and the healthy,
evolving relationships that are strengthened by theatre: artists, audience, staff, volunteers, donors and
community partners.

COLLABORATION

We embrace the possibilities that are imagined and forged during the creation of theatrical work. We seek
out collaborations with other arts, education and social service organizations in our effort to create a more
robust and reflective civil society.

INTEGRITY

We are dedicated to truth, transparency, accountability, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our
organization. We believe in creating innovative works within the artist-centered and fiscally-responsible
limits we have established since our founding.

EXCELLENCE

We relentlessly pursue artistic excellence across a broad range of theatrical genres drawing from and
enhancing the talents of our artistic community to consistently deliver moving, acclaimed and award-worthy
productions.

INNOVATION

We bring innovative and expressive works to life by challenging our artists to take thoughtful, creative risks
and by providing a safe, supportive and inclusive working environment.

We are currently casting for our 2026 season including; "You Will Get Sick" by Noah Diaz & "References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot" by José Rivera

I was the Executive Artistic Director of Bridges Stage Company, which presented the West Coast premiere of Edmund White’s Terre Haute at ACT Theatre in 2014.

I was trained as an actor by Mira Rostova (legendary famous New York acting teacher), studied in London under actors and directors of The National Theatre of Great Britain and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and is a graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (B.F.A. in Acting) and the University of Washington (M.F.A. in Directing).

My new quartet of acting books,“Passing It On: A Dialogue on Acting” will be used in the class (prior to publication). I have taught acting to both beginners and professionals for over 47 years.

Your monologues will be taken to the next level by the techniques and wealth of knowledge and monologue choices that I have at my disposal.
If you're cast in a production, I can help you overcome your challenges.

Aaron

Distillery New Works Festival in JUNE Actors

Our mission is to provide children of all ages access to professional theatre, with a focus on new works, and theatre education. For many children, we are the first, and sometimes, sole, exposure they have to live theatre.

Through collaborative artistic leadership, Washington Ensemble Theatre creates audacious stories for adventurous Seattle audiences.
WET is committed to maintaining an environment wherein our members, as well as artists from our community, are challenged to grow through our work as an ensemble. We intend for our theatre to be a physical and creative intersection for community and art in Seattle, and we hope to expand our contemporary audience, by fostering a love of theatre’s humanity, utility, and vitality.

Copious Love Productions seeks to amplify traditionally marginalized voices through emotionally truthful, psychologically deep, and authentic storytelling. Our programs focus on developing new work, supporting emerging voices, and creating a collaborative community of artists and audiences.

Copious Love produces a staged reading series called Plays on Tap as well as one fully staged play or musical per season. We look forward to meeting you and seeing your work!

Helping kids develop their creativity, confidence and craft since 2000. Sneaky Cat Acting Academy has a specialized training program for youth actors and will provide performances, platforms and opportunities for them to perform their craft.

Looking for 1 actor (1 Adult male) for one of the shows in the Fall production as well as 6 youth actors (3 boys, 3 girls) for another show in same fall production.

Henry is a local playwright/screenwriter and Creative Director of Sequential Muffin Studios. Henry has been writing since 2012, having graduated from Bellevue College with an Associates in Drama, then attaining a Bachelor of Science (Summa Cum Laude) from the Los Angeles Film School in Writing for Film and Television. He has won or placed in multiple screenwriting competitions, including Best Pilot in the 2024 Seattle Film Summit, and has received good feedback for his play content, including the 2024 staged reading of "The Education of Carol and Michael Brady".

Henry is scouting for both experienced and diamond-in-the-rough actors of all ethnicities who play well with others for several projects slated for 2026, including, but not limited to:
* a staged reading of a new dramatic play, scheduled for mid-July
* one-act short plays
* at least one film short/TV pilot
* creation of a sketch comedy team for an excitingly vague series in development

We are also looking for directors, designers, tech wizards and other writers to build a core group who can do stage and/or film.

We're looking forward to seeing what you can do!