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'The Mishap-Filled Showcase of "The Play that Goes Wrong" Jolts Seattle Rep With Bouts of Hearty Laughter'

Parent evaluates "The Play That Goes Wrong" and offers guidance to parents about the appropriate age and suitability for their children, before attending the comedic production at the Seattle Repertory Theatre.

'The Mishap-Filled Play,' Provides Hearty Laughter at Seattle Repertory Theatre
'The Mishap-Filled Play,' Provides Hearty Laughter at Seattle Repertory Theatre

'The Mishap-Filled Showcase of "The Play that Goes Wrong" Jolts Seattle Rep With Bouts of Hearty Laughter'

Get ready for a theatrical experience like no other as the Seattle Repertory Theatre (Seattle Rep) presents "The Play That Goes Wrong", the opening show for their 2025-26 season. Running from August 28 to September 28, 2025, this comedic play promises to keep you entertained from start to finish.

Set in the 1920s, "The Murder at Haversham Manor" serves as the backdrop for this chaotic and hilarious production. The story revolves around a theatre company attempting to put on a murder mystery, where everything that can go wrong during the performance does go wrong, resulting in slapstick chaos and big laughs. The play ends in pure theatrical mayhem, making it a wild ride for audience members.

Before the show begins, you may spot cast members in the lobby, searching for a lost cast member, adding an extra layer of mystery to the evening. Tickets for adults range from $37 to $142, while students can get a ticket for $27 with a valid ID. Teens can get a $5 ticket through the TeenTix program.

The Seattle Rep, a long-standing source of amazing shows for many families, is located at 155 Mercer St. Discounted parking is available at the Mercer Street Garage. Parking can be tight in the Queen Anne neighborhood, so arriving early is recommended.

The Seattle Center, located nearby, offers various food options, and the International Fountain is within walking distance for additional activities. For those opting for public transportation, details and driving directions can be found on the Seattle Rep's website.

Theatre is a screen-free form of entertainment that allows a unique experience with a group of people. During the performance, cast members interact with people in the first few rows of the theater, making the audience feel even more involved in the production. With nearly 200 stage mishaps during the two-hour show, "The Play That Goes Wrong" is a show that keeps the whole family entertained.

So, if you're looking for a night filled with laughter and theatrical mayhem, don't miss "The Play That Goes Wrong" at the Seattle Rep. It's a show that will leave you wanting more from the Seattle Rep's 2025-26 season.

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