Theatre33 is a multilingual non-profit community teaching theater, the only independent theater in Bellevue. We provide a unique platform for transplanted immigrants and next generation Americans to retain and maintain a connection to history, literature, and language. We share our rich cultural heritage with the community. We serve as a cultural hub that unites diverse cultures and ages through the love of dramatic arts. From contemporary plays to beloved classics we strive to develop high quality productions, challenging our volunteers and audience to tackle the complex matrix of human relationships. We offer new productions every month, with shows running almost every weekend September to July. Each season is capped with an original literary-musical composition that pays tribute to an author of the past. These season finales include adults and children, providing incredible opportunities for our volunteer actors to refine their skills and grow. As a teaching theater, we offer youth (ages 9-18) and adult drama classes throughout the academic year. Our training is grounded in the principles of Stanislavski’s Method, focusing on emotional truth, authenticity, and deep character work that connects actors and audiences. Studio33 students participate in several youth productions throughout the year, developing not only acting, but vocal and dancing skills. As a community theater, we love hosting numerous free community events throughout the year.