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Manual Cinema
Moore Theatre  •  Seattle, WA




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Get Your Manual Cinema Tickets in Seattle: 2026 Shows & Dates

Manual Cinema fans, Are you ready for Seattle? on Saturday, April 17th 2027 Manual Cinema will be playing at Moore Theatre - WA, WA. Score your Manual Cinema tickets Seattle right here. Imagine stepping into the Moore Theatre on a crisp spring evening, ready to be swept away by a show that blends shadow puppetry, live performance, and cinematic magic all in one. , Manual Cinema makes its debut in Seattle, bringing their signature blend of storytelling that feels both intimate and larger-than-life. Known for their innovative use of shadows and multimedia, they’ve turned simple silhouettes into vibrant worlds that captivate audiences of all ages. Their work isn’t just about watching a performance; it’s about experiencing a creative universe where puppets, film, and live actors collide, often blurring the lines between reality and imagination. Their piece The Tale of Ada and Ava, which has been adapted into a short film, showcases their knack for storytelling that sticks with you long after the curtains close. And it’s not just a solo act, Manual Cinema loves teaming up with local and national theater groups like Lookingglass Theatre, firing up collaborations that push the boundaries of traditional theater. Tickets come with some perks too, offering great value and making it easier to get caught up in the magic. Whether you’re a die-hard theater fan or just looking for a fun night out, the vibe at the Moore Theatre is cozy yet buzzing, perfect for family outings or a night with friends. Plus, with real-time streaming options expanding their reach, even those who can’t make it in person will get a taste of the spectacle. Don’t miss the closing ceremony if you want a taste of something unforgettable, a celebration of creativity that builds a sense of community and joy. It’s more than just a show, it’s an experience you’ll remember, one that sparks the imagination and leaves you wanting more.

Parking & Directions for Manual Cinema Moore Theatre - WA


1932 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA
98107, US


1. Seattle Public Library Garage - 0.3 miles, approx. $10
2. 2nd & Pike Parking - 0.2 miles, approx. $15
3. Pike Place Market Garage - 0.5 miles, approx. $12
4. Union Square Garage - 0.4 miles, approx. $18
5. Convention Place Garage - 0.6 miles, approx. $14

Manual Cinema Other Live at Moore Theatre | Seattle – April 17th, 2027

Tucked right in the heart of Seattle, the Moore Theatre stands as a true gem with a history that’s both rich and surprisingly modern. This historic venue has embraced digital ticketing and keeps up with today’s fan experience trends, making it super easy to grab your seats for whatever’s playing. The lobby and corridors often burst with local art installations, giving visitors a taste of regional creativity before the show even begins. Back in 2008, the Moore got recognized for its restoration efforts, cementing its place as a beloved piece of Seattle’s cultural fabric. It’s definitely more than just a concert hall, hosting events like the Seattle International Film Festival, it showcases global cinema, storytelling, and a whole lot of passion. The upper balcony offers a killer vantage point to catch every detail of a performance, whether it’s a play, concert, or even a dance show. Plus, Manual Cinema Seattle often brings its magic here, blending live performance with film in ways that leave audiences wowed. The venue isn’t just about entertainment, it’s also a hub for educational programs and workshops, making it feel more like a community gathering spot than just a theater. And if you’re coming from Capitol Hill, just hop on a bus along Broadway or walk down from the nearby Experience Music Project, it’s super accessible. All in all, Moore Theatre isn’t just a place to see a show, it’s a Seattle landmark that’s seen generations pass through its doors, and it still manages to feel fresh, exciting, and totally worth the trip.