Seattle’s Historic Theatre District Is Waiting for You
Discover the magic and excitement of downtown Seattle’s Historic Theatre District. The eight-block area features five iconic theatres that have enchanted audiences for a century. From Broadway hits, live music and stand-up comedy to intimate shows and author readings, step inside downtown’s vibrant arts and culture scene and create memories that you can only experience in downtown Seattle.

The 5th Avenue Theatre
The 5th Avenue Theatre is one of America’s leading musical theater companies, creating and producing world-class musicals in downtown Seattle. The theatre gives the Pacific Northwest a front-row seat to original powerhouse productions that go on to light up marquees all the way to Broadway.

ACT Theatre
With more than 300 plays and musicals, including 48 world premieres under its belt, ACT Theatre is dedicated to producing dynamic, provocative and local work for the community. The theatre brings new works to the stage each season, ending each year with the holiday classic “A Christmas Carol.”

The Moore
Located just blocks from Pike Place Market, The Moore is Seattle’s oldest active theatre—home to a variety of shows, featuring Broadway, comedy, live music and more. From an illustrious past that included vaudeville and symphonies, to a more recent history as a favored performance venue for legendary local artists, The Moore is a cultural jewel in the heart of downtown.

The Paramount
The Paramount has enjoyed a long and storied history, beginning with its grand opening in 1928. For nearly 100 years, locals and visitors alike have been entertained by Broadway musicals, concerts, dance, comedy and more—and delighted by the venue’s architectural majesty. A Seattle landmark, the Paramount is also one of the region’s busiest theatres.

Town Hall Seattle
With wide open doors and affordable prices, Town Hall offers eclectic performances, civic conversations, author readings and more, everyone is encouraged to take part in, be inspired by and use their voice to shape the future of this designated Seattle landmark.