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Phoebe Robinson’s Feral & Fired Up! at The Neptune Theatre
The premise of Feral & Fired Up! treats personal frustrations and public problems as part of the same unruly picture. Phoebe Robinson’s event description moves from sex and dating to billionaires, activism she sees as performative and restaurant QR-code menus, then argues that people will have to address life’s problems themselves. That outline sets the show’s frame, not a guaranteed list or sequence of jokes.
Personal irritations, public concerns
Robinson’s announced perspective is explicitly rooted in being in her 40s. The subjects range widely, but the promotional description connects them through a shared frustration with the world’s disorder and the idea that no outside rescuer will solve it. That makes the show’s pitch more than a list of topical references: it offers a point of view linking private life with larger concerns.
The event page describes the premise rather than a set list. It does not confirm which of these subjects Robinson will cover during the performance.
Further reading: Phoebe Robinson - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
A comic whose work spans books, podcasts and television
Robinson’s career includes stand-up, writing, producing, acting and publishing. She co-created and co-starred in the 2 Dope Queens podcast and the HBO series of the same name. Her second stand-up special, I Don’t Wanna Work Anymore, premiered exclusively on YouTube on October 7, 2025.
Her essay collections are You Can’t Touch My Hair, Everything’s Trash, But It’s Okay, and Please Don’t Sit on My Bed in Your Outside Clothes. In 2020, she launched Tiny Reparations Books, her publishing imprint. Her company, Tiny Reparations, also produced the television adaptation of Everything’s Trash and the stand-up special Sorry, Harriet Tubman. Variety honored Robinson with its Comedy Innovator Award.
Further reading: Phoebe Robinson - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
What’s on the bill
The published schedule lists Phoebe Robinson performing Feral & Fired Up! No separate opener or additional programme item is listed.
Friday, November 20, 2026 · The Neptune Theatre
- Phoebe Robinson — Feral & Fired Up!
Plan the evening
Doors at 6; show at 7
The performance is Friday, November 20, 2026, at The Neptune Theatre. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the show begins at 7 p.m. No end time is listed.
Reserved seating; check the ticket link
The event is listed as reserved seating, but the event page does not state a price or confirm current availability. Use its Get Tickets link to check the latest details.
STG says online Ticketmaster orders include a per-ticket service charge, a per-order fee and a facility fee; mobile delivery itself has no fee. In-person purchases avoid online ticketing fees, though the facility fee still applies. For advance tickets to STG’s four venues, the Paramount Theatre Box Office at 9th Avenue and Pine Street in downtown Seattle is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It offers walk-up service, not ticket sales or availability information by phone.
Venue box offices open 90 minutes before each performance. Day-of-show tickets may be purchased then only if some remain, so STG recommends checking availability before making the trip. Its general policy limits most events to eight full-price tickets per person.
STG says qualifying series subscription tickets can be exchanged. Its FAQ states that other tickets cannot be refunded, exchanged or cancelled. STG guarantees tickets purchased through the event page’s official Ticketmaster link or at its venue box offices, not through third-party sellers.
Phoebe Robinson - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · FAQ - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
No event-specific age limit listed
The show page does not give an age restriction. STG generally requires a ticket for each guest at its theatre venues, regardless of age, though some events have their own policies or exceptions. Its general guidance does not recommend theatre events for children under 4; some events have stricter age limits, while some children’s programs admit children under 12 months without a ticket when seated on a caregiver’s lap.
Phoebe Robinson - Seattle Theatre Group ↗ · FAQ - Seattle Theatre Group ↗
Getting to The Neptune
Address and transit
The Neptune Theatre is at 1303 Northeast 45th Street, Seattle, WA 98105, at NE 45th Street and Brooklyn Avenue in the University District. The venue says it is within walking distance of many bus stops and directs riders to the King County Metro Trip Planner or Metro Transit by phone at 206-553-3000 for route information.
Parking
The theatre has no parking lot. Nearby options include paid lots and metered street parking. The venue says metered parking is free after 8 p.m. and on Sundays; check posted signs. Cars parked west of the theatre on Brooklyn Avenue in the Production Loading Area may be towed.
Driving
From northbound I-5, take Exit 169 for NE 45th Street, turn slightly left onto 7th Avenue NE, then right onto NE 45th Street. From southbound I-5, take Exit 169, merge onto 5th Avenue NE and turn left onto NE 45th Street. The theatre is on the right.
Before you make a plan
Is an opening act listed?
No. The published schedule lists Phoebe Robinson’s performance and does not name another act.
Can I buy a ticket at the venue on show day?
The Neptune box office opens 90 minutes before showtime. Day-of-show tickets are available there only if some remain; STG recommends checking availability before traveling.
Are wheelchair-accessible seats available?
Yes. Accessible seats and companion seats are on the main floor and can be purchased through the event’s ticket link. The Neptune has no elevator.
Can I bring an empty plastic water bottle?
Yes. STG prohibits outside food, drinks and bottled water but allows empty plastic water bottles.
Location & Google Maps
The Neptune Theatre
1303 Northeast 45th Street, Seattle, WA 98105
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