GreenStage Competitors

Seattle Theatre Group® is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. Mission: To create enriching experiences in the arts, engage diverse communities, and steward historic theatres. Vision: STG is the people’s theatre. All are welcomed and represented. Values Statement: We value Art: Art connects us. It allows us to explore all aspects of our humanity, to debate, to celebrate and to grow. We value Community: It is our role to advocate for greater participation in the arts, reduce barriers, and include diverse People, Cultures and Perspectives on our stages, in our audiences and within our staff, volunteers and board. We value Service: We are committed to caring relationships with patrons, partners, artists and staff. We value Learning for All: We deepen connection to art when we inspire the greater community through education, performance opportunities and healing. We value our Team: We believe in the power of passionate people who care for our mission and each other. We value Stewardship: We make the best use of our resources, effectively and sustainably serve our mission, and preserve our assets. STG presents an average of 700 events annually at The Paramount, The Moore, and The Neptune Theatres as well as at venues throughout the region. Broadway productions, concerts, dance, theatre, lectures, education, community, film, and other enrichment programs can be found in our venues. A multitude of artists and performers, partner organizations, donors and foundations, volunteers, and most of all – our patrons, make it possible for STG's mission to be fulfilled.

City Lights Theater Company creates provocative live productions that build community by engaging, inspiring, and challenging audiences and artists alike. Our vision is a vibrant, healthy and creative community enriched by shared stories. City Lights produces seasons of six plays a year in its intimate 100-seat venue. The nonprofit company is committed to presenting exhilarating, thought-provoking plays that speak strongly to audiences. The company also presents the Lights & Music Concert Series, and actively develops new plays through the “Lights Up!” annual podcast series, with some scripts becoming part of a regular season. For students and youth, the company offers ticket discounts, free study guides, and other opportunities. In addition, City Lights is widely regarded as a nurturing space in which up-and-coming actors, directors, designers, and technicians can develop their skills alongside seasoned professionals.

Founded in 1982, Stage Left Theatre is committed to nurturing voices for the American theatre by developing and producing plays that raise debate and challenge perspectives on political and social issues. Through a full subscription season and Downstage Left, one of Chicago’s most prolific new play development programs, Stage Left strives to bring high-quality new work and world premieres to the Chicago stage. Over the last seven years, the Joseph Jefferson Committee has honored Stage Left world premieres with six nominations and three awards for Best New Work.