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Seattle, WA | Taproot Theatre Company tells stories of hope, serving the Pacific Northwest through live theatre and education programs.

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Come spend an evening with the Sanders Family!🌼

This "exceedingly wholesome" (The Seattle Times) musical is filled with lots to love! Good music, good humor, and good company await in Smoke on the Mountain—get your tickets today!

Smoke on the Mountain is onstage in the Isaac Studio Theatre through November 7. Tickets available at the link in our bio.🔗

📸 Giao Nguyen by @taproottheatre

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Just 3️⃣ shows left!

Conscience closes this Saturday! With only a few chances left to experience this timely piece of theatre, don't wait to get your tickets—get yours today at taproottheatre.org 🎟

Remaining performances:
- Tonight at 7:30 PM
- Tomorrow at 2:00 PM
- Tomorrow at 7:30 PM

📸 Giao Nguyen by @taproottheatre

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Uncorked is just two weeks away!🍷

Our exciting annual fundraiser is on October 30 from 5:00 PM–9:00 PM at the Sunset Bay Lodge in Ballard. Enjoy great views, amazing drinks, and bid on live, silent, and online auction items—all while supporting Taproot Theatre and its incredible programs. If you're looking for the perfect night out, Uncorked is for you!

This is a 21+ event. Must purchase tickets by October 23 to attend.

More information and tickets available at the link in our bio (under "Get Involved")🔗

📸 Giao Nguyen by @taproottheatre

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Our Pay What You Can performance of Smoke on the Mountain is tomorrow!🎵

Smoke on the Mountain is “full of good music... and fun entertainment” (Equality365). Don't miss your chance to experience this joyful musical at a price that works for you. With three ways to buy, choose what fits your budget and join us for a fun evening of toe-tappin' bluegrass music!

3️⃣ ways to buy:
- Purchase regular-priced tickets in advance online at taproottheatre.org or by phone.
- Purchase $10 tickets starting at 12:00 PM on Oct. 14 online, in-person, or by phone. Limit four (4) per person.
- Purchase Pay What You Can tickets starting at 5:00 PM on Oct. 14 in-person only. Limit four (4) per person.

Phone: 206.781.9707
In-person: 204 N 85th St, Seattle, WA 98103

📸 Giao Nguyen by @taproottheatre

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Conscience closes this Saturday!🌹

After weeks of powerful performances that have left audiences feeling inspired, this gripping play must finally come to a close. Only six performances left—join us for the final week!

Remaining performances:
- Wednesday, October 14 at 2:00 PM (sold out!)
- Wednesday, October 14 at 7:30 PM (+ Why History? post-show talk-back)
- Thursday, October 15 at 7:30 PM
- Friday, October 16 at 7:30 PM
- Saturday, October 17 at 2:00 PM
- Saturday, October 17 at 7:30 PM (best availability)

Get your tickets while you still can! Visit taproottheatre.org or the link in our bio to purchase.🎟️ by @taproottheatre

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We’re thrilled to announce that we have been nominated for 11 Gregory Awards!🎉

Taproot Theatre is absolutely honored to receive these nominations and incredibly proud of all these talented artists. Thank you @theatrepugetsound 👏 by @taproottheatre

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The Sanders Family returns to Taproot tonight!🎻

Smoke on the Mountain opens today! Onstage through November 7, we hope you'll join us for this lively celebration of music, family, and faith.

Tickets available at taproottheatre.org and at the link in our bio!🔗 by @taproottheatre

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Join us for “Why History?”📜

This Wednesday, October 14, after the 7:30 PM performance of Conscience, Taproot will be hosting Dr. Becky Hughes and Dr. Alissa Walter for a thought-provoking talk-back about the importance of teaching and learning from history. Meet our speakers below:

Dr. Becky Hughes taught history at Seattle Pacific University for 15 years before retiring last year. Her specialties are European and African history, and she has published numerous articles on British missionaries in Africa. She led the study abroad program, “The Holocaust in Prague,” multiple times and has a forthcoming chapter on teaching the Holocaust. She is currently researching the history of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Seattle and its pioneering work during the AIDS pandemic.

Dr. Alissa Walter is an Associate Professor of History at Seattle Pacific University, where she teaches modern Middle Eastern and world history courses. Her research focuses on how citizens and governments interact with and influence one another. She is the author of the recent book, "Contested City: Citizen Advocacy and Survival in Modern Baghdad" (Stanford University Press). She earned her PhD in Modern Middle Eastern History from Georgetown University.

Get tickets at the link in our bio!🔗 by @taproottheatre

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Join us on Saturday for an exciting talk-back!💙

After our 2:00 PM performance of Conscience on Saturday, October 10, we will be hosting a talk-back with ACLU WA Executive Director Michele Storms. She'll be discussing the ACLU's involvement in challenging McCarthyism, as well as sharing information about voters rights, protest & demonstration rights, and more.

We hope to see you there! by @taproottheatre

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Dive into the history of Conscience!📖

Joe DiPietro's riveting play takes place in Washington, D.C. in the 1950s and tells the story of Senator Margaret Chase Smith as she became one of the first members of Congress to publicly challenge McCarthy and his fear-mongering tactics. Conscience is full of important historical context—learn more in our study guide and get your tickets today!

Study guide and tickets available at the link in our bio.🔗 by @taproottheatre

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Today, we celebrate Fannie Lou Hamer's birthday.🎵

Fannie Lou Hamer was a voting rights activist, women's rights activist, disability advocate, community organizer, and a fearless leader of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement. In 1964, her testimony before the Democratic National Convention helped expose the violence and injustice Black citizens faced when they tried to register to vote.

She was famous for “telling it like it is.” At rallies across the country, she paired stories from her own life with the songs of faith that strengthened her, inviting listeners not only to hear the truth of injustice, but to act on it.

Taproot Theatre is excited and honored to share her story on our stage in January. Learn more at taproottheatre.org/fannie/. by @taproottheatre

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Smoke on the Mountain is a Seattle Times staff pick!🎻

If you're looking for a night of great music and hilarious performances, you won't want to miss out on this special production—get tickets today!

‼Best availability this week: tonight, tomorrow night, and Saturday night

Tickets available at the link in our bio.🔗

Photo by @giaoo by @taproottheatre

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