This weekend, as part of Pridefest, audiences at the Center Theater will experience local performance group BeautyBoiz' latest lineup of LGBTQ and QTPOC performers.

The Intiman Theatre will celebrate the return of the live arts by hosting the HOMECOMING Performing Arts Festival on September 18 and 19, 2021 on Harvard Ave. between Pike and Pine.

This week's Welcome Back Concert — an abridged, amplified, minimally staged Die Walküre performed outdoors at Seattle Center — reminded opera lovers of what we've been missing: the joy of live performance.

If you're looking for a celebration rich in culture at this weekend's PrideFest, look no further than Latinx Pride.

Gaysha Starr, also known as GS Matencio, has been performing and breaking down walls in Seattle as a drag queen since 1993. Today, she continues to perform, as well as still advocating for LGBTQIA+ rights and making changes to the face of corporate work.

Simu Lu and Awkwafina star in Marvel's latest superhero epic Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

One of the newest talents in the industry, Jeannie Rak, is hoping to make a name for herself in the way other Seattle artists have done.

Located in the renovated basement of Madeline and Alex Yan's home, it offers a unique performance space for all kinds of artistic talents, since the Yans coverted it in 2016.

From Orlando to Perks of Being a Wallflower, the journey to self-acceptance remains a pretty wild ride.

The Seattle Center—based company, which specializes in bringing literary works to the stage, premieres its 2021—22 season on Oct. 12.