Flute Quest Native American Flute
	Flute Quest 2010 proudly presents two concerts on Friday, August 20 and Saturday, August 21. This sweet blend of performers will make your spirit soar long after the concerts end. Last year tickets sold out; don't miss this opportunity. Friday's concert features award-winning musician Scott August; a "multi-instrumentalist", nationally acclaimed composer, producer, Keyboardist, Anasazi & Native American flute player. Opening for Scott is Rona Yellow Robe. Rona shared her "other voice", as she calls her flute, from the New Breath stage last year; touching us all with her music. Saturday's concert features Mary Youngblood, "The First Lady of the Flute". Mary is the first woman to win, not just one, but two Grammy Awards for "Best Native American Music Album". Along with Mary, Joe Young is a "Rising Star" performer. Joe shares his eclectic style of music that features the Native American flute, penny-whistle, saxophone and other world flutes. Come jam with Mary, bring percussion instruments! Flute Quest: Native American Flute Festival
August 20th - August 21st

Ain't Misbehavin'
	In the 1920's and 30's, in a time when Manhattan nightclubs like the Savoy Ballroom where the playgrounds of high society, dives were filled with piano players banging out the new beat known as swing. One such musician, a part of the Harlem Renaissance, was Thomas Wright "Fats" Waller. Let us take you back as five performers present an evening of rowdy, raunchy, and humorous songs that encapsulate the various moods of the era and reflect Waller's view of life as a journey meant for pleasure and play. More Information ....
May 21st - June 6th

Enchanted April
	What could be better than a month by the Mediterranean at a luxurious Italian villa? Sounds grand to the four English women in Enchanted April, a romantic comedy adapted from Elizabeth von Armin's best selling 1921 novel of the same name. The story of four dissimilar women in post World War One England going on a holiday to a secluded castle in Italy is the next best thing to taking a vacation. More Information ....
March 26th - April 11th

As Close As You Dare: Africa Becci Crowe
	"As Close As You Dare" was shot on location in Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Namibia. What emerges is a remarkable journey which chronicles American Artist, Becci Crowe's return to the African bush. Meet Becci and join her for an evening of adventure as she immerses you in the danger, beauty, and humor of Africa! Video preview: http://www.becci.com/Documentary.htm Becci Crowe's art work will be on display in the Knutzen Theatre lobby January 13 - April 6th. Please stop by to see her wonderful display. Lobby hours are Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Presented by: Arts Commision of Federal Way
February 28

I Love You Because
	A sweet and funny romantic comedy about contemporary dating in New York City. Join us as we follow the adventures of two brothers, one a stiff greeting card writer, the other a free-spirited pedi-cab driver, and the women they date, a flaky photographer and an actuary. I Love You Because is everything an Off-Broadway musical should be! ... A charming piece of work that will send you home smiling." -The Wall Street Journal . . . More Information!
February 5th - February 21st

Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra
	A true Puget Sound tradition, The Seattle Philharmonic is an orchestra of community members who share the passion for music. Join us for a program of popular favorites including Beethoven and Ravel's Bolero. Why the Seattle Phil? Seattle Philharmonic has the flexibility to tailor their ensemble to the size of the Knutzen's performance area. Come see and enjoy! Press Release
January 17th

The Tale of Two Bad Mice Thistle Theatre
	The Holidays are over, but the kids are still buzzing! What to do? What to do? Treat your kids to post-holiday puppetry done in the traditional Japanese Bunraku style. Two shows, Saturday, Jan. 9 only at 11am and 1pm. Rosemary Jones of Seattle Theater Examiner has a great article about children and the theatre 'Wonderful treats for children of all ages on Seattle's stages' Press Release
January 9th

Jack and The Beanstalk
	Following in the incredibly popular footsteps of Cinderella and Aladdin, Centerstage brings its third annual English Christmas pantomime. Forget silent action, "panto" is a boisterous, high energy musicial, designed for kids from 5 to 105. Full of painfully funny gags (many of which you have heard before), guys dressed as gals, gals dressed as guys, popular songs and glorious costumes. Jack and the Beanstalk is guaranteed to brighten even the chilliest winter's day. More information including pictures ....
November 28th - December 20th

Robinson Crusoe Missoula Children's Theatre
	Join the hula dancing Chameleons and many other original characters at Friday's Seaside Resort when the Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) and more than 50 local students present Robinson Crusoe. More information including pictures ....
November 6th - November 7th

My Terrible Aunt Murder Mystery Event at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club
	This is the seventh in Centerstage's ever-popular Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre events. Enjoy a five-star dinner, question the suspects, and search the scene of the crime for clues as you help solve the mystery. This year's hilarious story takes place at an Italian family reunion. The family is celebrating the release from jail of terrible Aunt Gina, wrongly incarcerated for the murder of her husband. Not totally exonerated, she is nonetheless as mad as hell! Fundraiser - Cash Bar Entree Choice: Chicken Marsala, Lasagna (Beef), Stuffed Dover Sole served with Heart of Romaine Salad and Dessert.
October 23rd

A Piece of My Heart Free Theatre Night Reading
	As part of the 5th annual Live Theatre Week celebration in the Puget Sound area, come participate with two FREE, live play readings. "LTW" is a festival that functions as a bridge between our region's performing arts community and the public at large.
October 14th

Just The Ticket Free Theatre Night Reading
	As part of the 5th annual Live Theatre Week celebration in the Puget Sound area, come participate with two FREE, live play readings. "LTW" is a festival that functions as a bridge between our region's performing arts community and the public at large.
October 15th

Carl Sagan's Contact
	Ellie Arroway, the director of "Project Argus" is in search of extraterrestrial intelligence. After encountering the first confirmed communication from extraterrestrial beings, what she discovers is more dramatic and unexpected than anyone could ever have predicted. A thrilling new musical with a score by European Composer of the Year, Peter Sipos, Lyrics by Amy Engelhardt. Adapted by Centerstage Artistic Director, Alan Bryce. More information about Carl Sagan's Contact ....
September 25th - October 18th

Season Opening Gala
	A spectacular cabaret to kick off Centerstage's management of the Knutzen Family Theatre. Featuring star performers from productions past, present, and future, fine wines and a gorgeous buffet. This will be an evening to remember! Complimentary Hors d'Oeuvres & Beverages No Host Wine Bar
Pictures	Ed Streit Images
August 28th