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The Bullitt Cabaret at Union Arts Center in Seattle | Seating, Pa

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About Act Theatre - The Bullitt

Welcome to The Bullitt Cabaret, the intimate, flexible performance space housed within the Union Arts Center at ACT/Seattle Shakespeare. With a capacity of up to 150 for theatre-style performances, The Bullitt Cabaret offers a close-up, immersive experience in the heart of downtown Seattle. The venue is part of a historic complex that reopened in 1996 with renamed spaces, continuing a tradition of bold storytelling and community engagement.

Whether you’re catching aresident show or a special performance, securing tickets and planning your visit is straightforward. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking and transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you make the most of your night out in Seattle.

Seating at The Bullitt Cabaret is versatile, with seating up to 150 for theatre-style presentations, up to 160 for seated receptions, and up to 200 for standing receptions across a 4,539-square-foot space. For the 2025/26 season, check the ACT/Union Arts Center seating map to identify PRIME and STANDARD zones and locate The Bullitt Cabaret within the overall layout.

Parking is convenient with discounted rates at LAZ garages: Union Square (601 Union St) and 6th Avenue (1301 6th Ave). ADA access is available to ensure comfortable arrival for all guests. The venue sits about three blocks from Westlake Station (Link Light Rail) with multiple downtown bus routes nearby, making it accessible for guests coming from across the region.

To enhance your Seattle visit, consider nearby hotels such as Hotel Theodore (1531 7th Ave), Sheraton Grand Seattle (1400 6th Ave), and Grand Hyatt Seattle (721 Pine St). If you’d like trusted recommendations, we can connect you with affiliate partners for curated room blocks and dining options before or after the show.

Historically, the broader complex that houses The Bullitt Cabaret has a storied past, including the Eagles Auditorium era that hosted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Seattle address in 1961 and performances by legendary acts in the 1960s. The revived and renamed spaces contribute to a vibrant downtown Seattle arts scene today.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 700 Union Street, Seattle, WA 98101.
  • Venue type: The Bullitt Cabaret is an intimate, flexible performance space within Union Arts Center (ACT/Seattle Shakespeare merger).
  • Capacity: The Bullitt Cabaret seats up to 150 for theatre-style performances; up to 160 for seated receptions; up to 200 for standing receptions (4,539 sq ft).
  • Seating chart: 2025/26 seating maps are available via ACT/Union Arts Center (seating zones shown for PRIME/STANDARD, with The Bullitt Cabaret labeled).
  • Parking: LAZ garages Union Square (601 Union St) and 6th Avenue (1301 6th Ave) with discounted rates; ADA access encouraged.
  • Transit: Approximately three blocks from Westlake Station (Link Light Rail); multiple downtown bus routes nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Theodore (1531 7th Ave), Sheraton Grand Seattle (1400 6th Ave), Grand Hyatt Seattle (721 Pine St).
  • Notable events: The Eagles Auditorium (pre-renovation) hosted MLK’s Seattle address (1961) and major 1960s rock acts (Grateful Dead, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Janis Joplin, etc.); the complex reopened in 1996 with renamed spaces including The Bullitt Cabaret.