The Seattle theater scene is once again buzzing as we head into the New Year. In January and February alone, four shows are vying for your attention, each promising a memorable night out. So, grab your playbill and check out the latest from Seattle Rep, ACT Contemporary, On The Boards, and Seattle Public Theater.

Quixote Nuevo
Seattle Rep
January 19 – February 11

“Quixote Nuevo,” is a heartwarming tale that reimagines Cervantes’ classic Don Quixote in the American Southwest. There will be plenty of Tejano music along the journey which is infused with themes of family, love, and the power of imagination. This bilingual production promises laughter, tears, and an exploration of what it means to be a hero.

For more information: seattlerep.org

A Case for the Existence of God
ACT Contemporary Theatre
February 2-18

Faith and doubt are examined in “A Case for the Existence of God,” an intimate drama by Samuel D. Hunter. This Seattle premiere is not necessarily a theological debate but rather a poignant play about human connection and the American Dream. Thought-provoking and emotional, this twisting journey ultimately celebrates empathy and human connection.

For more information: acttheatre.org

Jaha Koo | The History of Korean Western Theatre
On the Boards
February 1-3

“The History of Korean Western Theatre” blends traditional Korean storytelling with the tropes and aesthetics of the American Western. As OTB describes it, “…an intelligent documentary theatre performance in which Jaha Koo interweaves personal stories with historical, political, and sociological facts.”

For more information: ontheboards.org

Once More, Just for You
Seattle Public Theater
February 2-25

You’ll be bitten with the nostalgic bug by this charming, yet bittersweet musical revue celebrating the golden age of American pop music. “Once More, Just for You” wears the classic hits from the 1950s and 60s on its sleeve. If you want to hear the classic doo-wop, Motown, and rock and roll of yesteryear, this will definitely be your jam.

For more information: seattlepublictheater.org