19:30On saleTheater / Performance Art
Much Ado About Nothing
at Union Arts Center, Seattle
Un Hamlet brings a performance art take on Shakespeare's classic tragedy to Union Arts Center in Seattle. The show runs Wednesday 30 September 2026 at 19:00. This is a fresh interpretation of the Danish prince's story, presented through the lens of contemporary performance art.
- Date
- Sat 10 Apr · 19:30
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Union Arts Center, 700 Union Street, 98101 · Get directions
All dates at Union Arts Center
Sun 21 Mar – Sat 10 Apr · 10 dates with different times
- Sun 21 Mar 14:00
- Fri 26 19:30
- Sat 27 19:30
- Sun 28 14:00 19:00
- Fri 2 Apr 19:30
- Sat 3 14:00 19:30
- Sun 4 14:00 19:00
- Wed 7 19:00
- Thu 8 14:00
- Sat 10 19:30
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What to expect
Much Ado About Nothing is a performance art show at Union Arts Center, 0.8 mi from the center of Seattle. It is a good pick for a night at the theater. If you want to make a night of it, 3 other events are on in Seattle the same day.
About Union Arts Center
Union Arts Center is a regional non-profit theater organization in Seattle. Founded in 1965 as ACT by Gregory A. Falls, the organization emerged from a vision to stage avant-garde work beyond the classical focus of other regional theaters. In 2025, ACT Contemporary Theater merged with the Seattle Shakespeare Company to create Union Arts Center, combining their artistic missions under a new identity.
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Quick answers
When is Much Ado About Nothing?
Saturday 10 April 2027, starting at 19:30.
Where is Much Ado About Nothing?
Union Arts Center, 700 Union Street, 98101 Seattle.
Are there other dates?
Yes: Sunday 21 March, Friday 26 March, Saturday 27 March, Sunday 28 March, Sunday 28 March, Friday 2 April, Saturday 3 April and Saturday 3 April.
