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The Northwest Playwright Alliance is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the production, growth, and fellowship of playwrights and other theatre artists in our region.

One of our favorite producing partners, Vashon Repertory Theatre, presents "Moby Dick," starring the truly amazing Charl...
10/12/2026

One of our favorite producing partners, Vashon Repertory Theatre, presents "Moby Dick," starring the truly amazing Charles Leggett and another superb NPA alum, Ronnie Hill, expertly adapted & directed by David Quicksall. NOT TO BE MISSED! This weekend only – vashonrepertorytheatre.org

🎨 ARTIST SPOTLIGHT🎭

Meet Ronnie Hill!

You may remember Ronnie from his last performance here at Vashon as Robert in the show Exonerated or more recently Ronnie is known for his work as the lead (titled Character #1) in Sound Theater’s Production of You Will Get Sick.

You’re in for a dramatic treat Vashon! Don’t miss OUT. Ticket on sale now through our website vashonrepertorytheatre.org 🎟️

Did you know we have a new website?
10/01/2026

Did you know we have a new website?

Northwest Playwrights Alliance NPA Emerging, Under-served and professional playwrights Puget Sound Theatre Double Shot Workshops Center Salon Speakers and Forum

IT'S NOT TOO LATE!PACIFIC NORTHWEST PLAY FEST--CALL FOR NEW WORKCentralia College and the Northwest Playwrights Alliance...
09/29/2026

IT'S NOT TOO LATE!
PACIFIC NORTHWEST PLAY FEST--CALL FOR NEW WORK
Centralia College and the Northwest Playwrights Alliance will host the PACIFIC NORTHWEST PLAY FEST, a festival of short work presented on Centralia College's campus in Centralia, WA. PNW Play Fest will feature 6 original short plays from PNW playwrights and plays with a connection to the PNW.
The festival will be held on the Centralia College campus from Feb 26-March 7. Deadline to submit is October 15, 2026.
Because the focus of this festival is the Pacific Northwest, preference will be given to: playwrights currently residing in the Pacific Northwest, playwrights with a meaningful connection to the PNW, and/or plays set in the Pacific Northwest. Plays should be 10 minutes (approximately) in length and not have premiered in the PNW yet (regional productions elsewhere are permissible; national premieres are preferable).
Works selected will be fully produced by Centralia College, in the Wickstrom Studio Theatre, on the main campus in Centralia, Washington for two weekends: Feb 26-March 7. (A live stream option will be available for out of towners.) Centralia is located in Lewis County, WA between Seattle and Portland. The term "PNW" used here includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia. Playwrights will be contacted by mid-December notifying the of the decision of the judges. Playwrights who are invited to participate will receive a stipend of $100.
Each play should be no more than 15 minutes in length and less than 6 characters. Plays that are approximately 10 minutes and with 1-4 characters have a greater chance of being produced. Plays with minimal scene requirements are also more likely to be included in this festival.
Playwrights interested should complete the following google form: https://forms.gle/6DWNoMNTrCcsomfg7. If using the google form is prohibitive, please email [email protected] your BLIND copy and describe how your work has a meaningful connection to the PNW.
In keeping with the Dramatists Guild best practices, there are NO FEES for submissions. Only one play per playwright, will be considered, however. Plays will be considered on a BLIND basis, so please remove your name from the text itself. A title page with the name of your play is required but it will be removed during the selection process. Any play which does not adhere to the guidelines will not be considered.
Deadline: October 15, 2026 or when we reach our submission cap of 200.
More information at: https://www.facebook.com/centraliacollegedrama.

EDGAR ALLAN POE RETURNS TO OLYMPIAEdgar Allan Poe, The Poet’s JourneyJoin us for this wildly popular show starring Bradf...
09/29/2026

EDGAR ALLAN POE RETURNS TO OLYMPIA

Edgar Allan Poe, The Poet’s Journey

Join us for this wildly popular show starring Bradford Farwell (Indecent at Seattle Rep, Seven Ways to Get There, ACT), as he brings Poe’s life and obsessions to Rignall Hall. Farwell recreates an 1849 literary salon with a little help from some of the Northwest's finest poets.

Written by Bryan Willis, directed by Megan Brewer.

“…dramatic, engaging and perfectly executed.”
Washington Humanities Commission

Available for tour.: https://www.eveningwithpo ur-story

To all our NYC, NJ & Brooklyn friends and colleagues:  COME SEE Sam Miller Comedy at the Flophouse Comedy Club on https:...
09/29/2026

To all our NYC, NJ & Brooklyn friends and colleagues: COME SEE Sam Miller Comedy at the Flophouse Comedy Club on https://flophousecomedy.com/d4746cdc-a0b5-45ce-b897-afcb896b1851/event/56edebef-daf2-46e9-9d02-2e5569d64b8f
Oct. 8th. - 362 Grand St., Brooklyn. Best $15 you'll ever spend.

I have a mission:

I want to try to get as many people to the flop House Comedy Club in Brooklyn on Thursday, October 8th and I'm not going to be able to do that unless I have your help.

If you live in New York, I hope you come to the show. If you know people in New York, I hope you tell them about the show. I hope you comment about how excited you are about this show.

I am very excited. I've already sold more tickets than I did to my show last year in New York. Which wasn't hard because I sold like six tickets to my show last year. Comedy is a rough game sometimes but I think I'm doing it the right way. And I am having a lot of success.

But thus far New York has just been a tough nut to crack. I'm hoping this show in 10 days is the beginning of a beautiful relationship.

We will see.

09/14/2026

Seattle Repertory Theater will present EULOGY, a show written by Brendan Healy about facing terminal illness and planning his own funeral, following its sold-out run with PWT.

Two Days Only - "How Much the Heart Can Hold," starring Heather & Michael Christopher, Jonah & Austin Barnett, directed ...
09/03/2026

Two Days Only - "How Much the Heart Can Hold," starring Heather & Michael Christopher, Jonah & Austin Barnett, directed by Kathy Dorgan. Free performances at the Percival Landing gazebo - all part of Olympia's Harbor Days celebration this Sat. (5 p.m.) & Sun. (4 p.m.). Hope to see you there.

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