Kirkland Performance Center, Arts theater in Kirkland, United States
The Kirkland Performance Center is a theater with 394 seats arranged in a steep configuration that brings audience members close to the stage. The farthest seat sits only 40 feet from the performance area, creating an intimate viewing experience regardless of seating location.
The venue was built by Becker Architects, who designed it with acoustic requirements that work for multiple types of performances. Their design emphasizes the relationship between stage and audience through careful planning of the interior layout.
The venue hosts local artists and performers from communities east of Seattle who present their work regularly. It serves as a gathering place where residents connect through live music, theater, and dance performances.
The theater is located on Kirkland Avenue in downtown Kirkland and is easy to find from local streets. Plan ahead for visits since performance schedules vary by season and type of show being presented.
Every seat offers generous legroom and clear views of the stage from any position in the auditorium. This careful design choice means no spectator ever gets stuck with an obstructed view of the performance.
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