For more than three decades, actors, directors, and audiences with a passion for exceptional theater have found a home at Seattle Public Theater on the shores of Green Lake in the Historic Bathhouse. We were established as a501(c)(3) nonprofit on June 27th, 1989. Today, we’re building on our past and broadening our reach to make theater that speaks to life in this moment. In recent years, Seattle Public Theater has transformed into a vital arts center whose productions and programming extend beyond North Seattle and into citywide, national, and global conversations. At the heart of every organization’s mission there ought to be a vision of a better world. We want to create an inclusive community that actively engages with ideas and people by producing compelling and socially relevant theater to spark conversation and ignite empathy. That’s our mission. That’s what Seattle Public Theater is today. Our future is bright, and it belongs to everyone. OUR VISION: We see an ecosystem of artists that consciously nurtures and celebrates women and diverse identities through: - promoting racial equity, - female leadership and artistic vision, - inclusion of all gender and sexual identities, - building a national reputation for high quality, progressive work, and - accessibility for all. OUR MISSION: Embracing historically excluded identities and emerging artists, Seattle Public Theater produces compelling work that sparks conversation and ignites empathy.