CONTENT WARNING: Intimacy, sexual situations, some characters will be depicted in underwear. Topics explored include fascism, violence, and religious fanaticism.

Performances take place at 12th Avenue Arts - 1620 12th Avenue Seattle

Friday, Sept 11 | 7:30 pm - Opening Night
Saturday, Sept 12 | 7:30 pm

Thursday, Oct 1 | 7:30 pm
Friday, Oct 2 | 7:30 pm
Saturday, Oct 3 | 2 pm
Saturday, Oct 3| 7:30 pm - Closing Night

Choose your ticket price

Reboot continues their commitment in making theatre available to all with their tiered ticket pricing. All tickets are general seating no matter the price. Choose a ticket level that is comfortable for you.

Standard ticket price is $36. We offer a mid-ranged ticket at $23, and an Art-for-All level at only $10. Reboot has a limited number of free seats at each performance on a first come, first served basis.

Free and reduced price tickets are supported by a grant from 4Culture.

Parking

Street parking
Street parking is available near the theatre, but can be tough to find. Please allow yourself extra time to find a spot.

Paid garages
Go to Spot Hero to find a garage nearby
Link Light Rail (our recommendation)
12th Ave Arts is a few blocks away from the Capitol Hill light rail station.

Pippin

September 11 - October 3, 2026

Reboot Theatre Company presents PIPPIN, performing September 11th through October 3rd, 2026 at 12th Avenue Arts. Book by Roger O. Hirson, Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. Originally produced on the Broadway stage by Stuart Ostrow. Originally directed on the Broadway stage by Bob Fosse. 2013 Broadway revival directed by Diane Paulus. Theo Ending Originally Conceived In 1998 by Mitch Sebastian. PIPPIN is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

This reboot boldly reimagines Stephen Schwartz's iconic musical under the canvas of a 1930s traveling tent revival. A world where miracles are promised, tribulation is certain, and the line between salvation and surrender is razor thin. In this reimagining, the Leading Player becomes a charismatic Preacher, and the Players become the Revivalists, true believers who guide Pippin through war, politics, and pleasure in search of a life of purpose and transcendence. Or do they?

CREATIVE TEAM

Direction by Scot Charles Anderson (Reboot’s 110 in the Shade, Oliver)

Music Direction by Mark Rabe (Reboot’s 1776, 110 in the Shade)

Choreography by Jordan King (Reboot debut)

Fight & Intimacy Choreography by Raya Tuffaha (Reboot debut)

COMPANY

Player 1/The Leading Player: Mandy Rose Nichols

Player 2/Pippin: Chance Kelly

Player 3/Charles: Cameron Widmark

Player 4/Fastrada: Jacqueline Tardanico

Player 5/Berthe: Cynthia Dario-Good

Player 6/Lewis: Kevin Phillips

Player 7/Catherine: Katie Dreessen

Player 8/Theo: Lucy Petroykus

Player 9/Ensemble (Fastrada u/s): Stefanie MeiFang Van Rafelghem

Player 10/Ensemble (Lewis u/s): Julia Fung

Player 11/Ensemble (Charles u/s): Mark Manning

Player 12/Ensemble (Catherine u/s): Sophie Kashman

Player 13/Ensemble: Sage Suzerkis

Player 14/Ensemble: Ben Swenson-Klatt

Player 15/Ensemble (Leading Player u/s): Chloe Payne