Steadily increasing rental rates throughout Seattle have limited performance and rehearsal options for the artists responsible for making Seattle such a vibrant city. In 2019, UHeights partnered with over a dozen local theatrical groups to provide them with affordable space in exchange for performances and workshops that are open to the community.


Check out our partners' websites to learn more!

We would like to thank 4Culture, ArtsWA, the City of Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts for their support.

UHeights Theatre Alliance

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Theatre Alliance Members

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    eSe Teatro

    Founded in 2010, eSe Teatro honors self-definition and inclusion, striving to represent everyone within the Latinidad and beyond. They work to empower local Latin@ artists to create, produce, and promote professional theater in English, Spanish, bilingual and Spanglish. Providing a voice for Latino and Latina artists as well as communities by sharing culturally and socially relevant stories through innovative programming, workshops, and initiatives.

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    Filament: A Collab Lab

    Established in 2016, Filament: A Collab Lab is a site-specific lab theatre company based in Seattle, known for creating pop-up theatre productions that endow predestinarian spaces with theatricality.

    Filament strives to illuminate truth and boldness through unconventional theatrical practices. A lab theatre, Filament experiments and challenges what “theatre” can be through devised works, workshops, and pop-up productions, always made accessible via Pay-What-You-Will admission.

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    Infinity Box Theatre Project

    Infinity Box Theatre Project's mission is to build the future, one story at a time. We believe that the future will be shaped by the stories we tell about it—and the ways we tell them—and that the most powerful stories are the stories we tell together. To this end, we strive to create a space where shared theatrical experiences lead to sustainable conversations about the impact of science and technology in our lives.

  • A cartoon yellow airplane with a happy face, large eyes, and a wide smile, wearing a pilot's cap. Text around the plane reads 'Jet City' at the top and 'improv' at the bottom.

    Jet City Improv

    As one of the oldest improv theaters in the region, Jet City Improv lifts community by promoting powerful communication skills, uplifting storytelling, and boosting individual and group morale.

  • Logo for Latitude Theatre featuring purple theatre masks, a vintage telescope, and musical instruments, with green and purple text.

    Latitude Theatre

    Latitude Theatre is a Seattle-based theatre company producing plays from around the world.  Their focus is on translated works, exploring our world through the lens of parallel realities, and fostering the Seattle theatre community.  They bring artists together to create new works, develop their stage combat skills, and incorporate their experiences, backgrounds, and identities into theatrical works from around the globe.

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    Penguin Productions

    Penguin Productions unites youth leadership and adult mentorship to co-create theater and cultivate a healthy, equitable, and thriving future. We believe a healthy and equitable community begins with empowered, confident, thoughtful youth leaders. We work to make theater a more diverse and inclusive space and a powerful tool for social change through youth development and leadership, professional art and mentorship development, accessible programming, and cross-sector partnerships.

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    Pork Filled Productions

    Pork Filled Productions is the oldest Asian American theatre in the Pacific Northwest. We specialize in original new works. We began as a sketch comedy group in 1998, added full length productions in 2007, refined our focus to genre fiction in 2012 and began a program of developing new plays by POC playwrights in 2017. At Pork Filled Productions, we produce and develop genre plays, promote Asian American and POC artists, and imagine fantastical, inclusive and FUN universes.

  • Theater of Possibility

    Theater of Possibility (TOP), since 2010, has served kids, teens and young adults facing unique challenges, particularly those with autism spectrum and other (dis)abilities, as well as those living in subsidized housing. TOP aims to create theater for a more just and inclusive world. Whether educational or professional in nature, TOP programs celebrate human potential.

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    Yun Theatre

    Yun Theatre is a bicultural, experimental theatre company that challenges traditional norms and confronts social & political issues affecting marginalized communities. Their productions reflect the intersection of Chinese & American ideologies and aim to spark dialogue and contribute to positive change & social justice.