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An unhinged dive into power dynamics, sexual desire, and vulnerability that entangles queer sexuality with classical music and professional wrestling.

What are the blueprints of sexual desire and fantasy? In this unapologetic investigation of power dynamics and identity, Clayton Lee invites the audience to confront that very question through an intimate and unfiltered reckoning of his sexual and romantic history.

With deadpan humor and mischievous wit, Lee explores his childhood obsession with the professional wrestler Bill Goldberg and its lasting impact on him. Entangling queer diasporic sexuality and Bach’s classical compositions, this ever-evolving piece sets an unexpectedly tender stage where desires are both indulged and deconstructed, and the perplexing crossroads between dominance, submission, heartbreak and vulnerability are laid bare. At times unhinged, and always deeply personal, Lee takes audiences through the fixations and speculations of sexual fantasy in a candid and thoroughly unconventional performance.

Accessibility information: The venue offers an ADA entrance, wheelchair seating and restrooms, expanded accessible and COVID Safe(r) seating options with enhanced ventilation, sensory notes, optional masking, refund flexibility for illness, and ASL interpretation with advance notice to support equitable and safe access for all audience members

A father is dead. A mother has moved on. And a son can feel the lies closing in around him. The court celebrates, the kingdom carries on, but Hamlet is the only one willing to look beneath the surface. The deeper he digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes, and the harder it gets to tell friend from enemy, sanity from madness, justice from revenge. In Shakespeare’s most legendary tragedy, the truth will come out. The question is who will survive it.

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Accessibility information: Closed captioning, audio/telecoil neck loop, wheelchair accessible seating, swing and armless arm chair, large format programs, sensory bags

One. Singular. Sensation.

A 5, 6, 7, 8… A Chorus Line bursts back to The 5th Avenue Theatre’s stage in a brand new production.

Packed with iconic songs, electrifying choreography, and moments of raw honesty, A Chorus Line celebrates what every Broadway dancer does for love–the sacrifice, courage, passion, and resilience it takes to follow their dreams. This groundbreaking, Pulitzer Prize-winning musical set a new standard for Broadway and remains relevant, poignant, provocative, and explosively entertaining.

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Accessibility information: Physical accessibility features include wheelchair seating, swing-arm seats, chairs with and without arms, elevator access inside the venue, and nearby wheelchair-accessible parking. For show-specific services, the theater provides American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation, Open Captioning, Audio Description, and Sensory Inclusive performances, as well as interactive lobby tactile displays for select shows. Additionally, general amenities available at all performances include assistive listening devices, tactile scripts and book lights, Braille and large-print programs, sensory guides, and complimentary tickets for personal care attendants.

Immerse yourself in a world of romance and beauty with this stunning triple bill. George Balanchine’s Serenade, his first work created in America, is an ethereal celebration of the ensemble of dancers, rather than the individual. Alexei Ratmansky’s Pictures at an Exhibition is a vivid and nuanced celebration of art, and Jessica Lang’s newest work promises to be nothing short of brilliant. Filled with lush music and inspirational performances, you won’t want to miss PNB’s 2026/27 season opener.

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Accessibility information: Fully accessible seating and companion seating available; parking and entry instructions listed on venue site.

General Admission Ticket valid anytime the aquarium is open. Access Art participants may receive up to two tickets.

Located on Seattle’s scenic waterfront at Pier 59 and Pier 60, the Seattle Aquarium is a nonprofit conservation leader with the mission: Inspiring Conservation of Our Marine Environment. Established in May 1977 and managed since 2010 by the Seattle Aquarium Society, it consistently ranks among the top aquariums in the U.S., welcoming millions of visitors and educating over two million schoolchildren about the Salish Sea and global oceans. Its award-winning exhibits include Window on Washington Waters, Life on the Edge tidepools, the immersive Underwater Dome, thriving marine mammals, and the newly unveiled Ocean Pavilion, featuring tropical reef species in a LEED-gold–certified sustainable building that opened in August 2024. As an AZA-accredited institution and steward of Puget Sound’s natural heritage, the aquarium leads vital conservation research, educational outreach, and efforts such as species restoration and ocean policy advocacy.

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General Admission Ticket valid anytime the SAM is open. Ticket allows entry for up to 6 people.

The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) offers a vibrant mix of global and contemporary art across its locations. Current highlights include Following Space: Thaddeus Mosley & Alexander Calder, exploring sculptural movement, and Ai, Rebel: The Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei, a powerful retrospective on art and resistance. Other notable exhibits include Bethany Collins: At Sea, examining identity through language, and Diego Cibelli’s porcelain-inspired installation. At the Seattle Asian Art Museum, Suchitra Mattai presents textile works rooted in Indo-Caribbean heritage. SAM continues to celebrate diverse voices and cultural storytelling through innovative exhibitions.

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Accessibility at Seattle Art Museum

General Admission Ticket valid anytime the Zoo is open. Access Art participants may receive up to two tickets.

Founded in 1899, Woodland Park Zoo is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving wildlife and inspiring people to make conservation a priority in their everyday lives. Welcoming over one million visitors each year, the zoo connects people of all ages with the wonders of the natural world through immersive exhibits, wildlife recovery programs, and hands-on educational experiences. Beyond protecting animals, Woodland Park Zoo is deeply committed to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion, ensuring a welcoming space for all visitors while honoring the ongoing indigenous stewardship of the land.

• Permitted Supplies: Dry mediums like sketchbooks, pencils, colored pencils, pastels, and pens are ideal and completely fine. Small, low-mess watercolor kits or markers are typically fine as well.
• Items to Avoid: Large easels, folding stools, or big setups that block pathways or pedestrian flow. Anything with loose paints, solvents, or hazardous chemicals that could spill or endanger animals/visitors is prohibited.
• Rules & Courtesy: Stay on public pathways, refrain from leaning over or setting art tools on exhibit barriers/glass, and ensure all trash or pencil shavings are completely packed out.

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Accessibility at Woodland Park Zoo