The voice of an angel! Get ready, Andrea Bocelli is coming your way in 2026 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his 1997 album 'Romanza'! A disciple of Luciano Pavarotti and Zucchero Fornaciari, Bocelli may have lost his sight at 12, but that hasn't stopped the world's greatest Italian tenor from selling over 90 million records, earning a Golden Globe Award, and securing a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Don't miss Andrea Bocelli as he brings his timeless voice to a stage near you!

Considering that Swan Lake's first outing in Bolshoi, Moscow, was given less than complimentary notices ('neither the ballet nor its ballerina were well received'), Swan Lake has gone on to conquer the world, becoming the must-see of any company's repertoire, as the enchanting story and Tchaikovsky's sublime score blend to create magic. Discover the story anew or for the first time with this PNB favorite from Kent Stowell that has been enchanting audiences since its 1981 debut!

Richard Strauss's fierce heroine Salome is presented by the Seattle Opera, in a gripping production starring Grammy Award-nominated soprano Brenda Rae in the role of the titular Princess. Conducted by Benjamin Manis, Salome is a debauched carnival of high drama, knife-edge tension and intensity that culminates in one of opera's most famous dances. A truly unmissable thriller of an opera.

Composed by the Grammy award-winning artist Gabriela Lena Frank in collaboration with playwright Nilo Cruz, El Ultimo Sueno De Frida Y Diego's 2022 premiere was met with critical acclaim for its stunning incorporation of Mexican-folk traditions into the operatic form. January 2027 sees the work head to the Seattle Opera, conducted by Carolyn Kuan and with a cast led by Daniela Mack as Frida and Alfredo Daza as Diego. This story of love, death, and El Dios de los Muertos is told in a way like no other and is sure to be a popular run. Get your tickets while you can!

Pacific Northwest Ballet brings beauty to Seattle with two of ballet's pinnacle pieces, the George Balanchine original Serenade and Pictures at an Exhibition by Alexei Ratmansky. Sandwiched in between them comes a world premiere from resident choreographer Jessica Lang, playing its part in a glorious start to the new season.

By Henry Lewis, Henry Shields & Jonathan Sayer, The Play That Goes Wrong is a side-splitting comedy directed by Dámaso Rodríguez and produced in partnership with Portland Center Stage, where everything that can go wrong spectacularly does.