Photo via Teatro ZinZanni
If you’re into live theatre and performance, chances are that you know about Teatro ZinZanni. It was founded here in Seattle in 1998 and called lower Queen Anne home for many years. They’ve produced over 100 shows during the past two decades and are returning to Seattle for yet another amazing performance.
Teatro ZinZanni works with artists from around the globe to create dinner shows that are a “unique celebration of cirque, comedy, and cabaret.”
ZinZanni’s original brand of “love, chaos, and dinner” will be evident in their limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home. In the spirit of building back stronger, it’s the first show in Seattle since the pandemic and a must-see for anyone who was a regular at past performances.
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To understand the diversity of talents included in the show some of the performer’s titles and skills include Yodeling Dominatrix, Chinese Pole, Basketball Freestyle Juggler, and more. Of course, all of these acts are accompanied by amazing costumes, props, and live music.
The dinner portion of the show includes a 4-course meal catered by Herban Feast. You have the option of choosing between meat, fish, and a vegetarian option for your main course. There’s also a drink menu full of options.
Treat yourself this month and enjoy a live performance unlike any you’ve seen before.
When: November 16th 2022-February 23rd 2023
Where: SODO Park, 3200 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA
Cost: $109+
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