Fire Jugglers and Shirtless Acrobats Make Cirque du Soleil: Alegría Cirque Do So Slay

Legendary Recap of Episodes 1-3: Portland's House of Ada Struts Onscreen as Fairies, Then Frogs

House of Ada to Represent Portland's Ballroom Culture Scene on Season 3 of HBO's Legendary

The Aces’ Lives of the Party Review: Ten Years of Sketch Comedy Yield Their Best Dog Impression Yet

Theater Review: Hedwig and the Angry Inch Returns to the Ellyn Bye and to Rocking Your Face Off

Theater Review: The Great Leap's Basketball Drama May Be Predictable, but Makes Surprise Moves At the Buzzer

Broke Gravy Improv Trio Holding Show at Curious Comedy: “I’m chomping at the bit to get back on stage."

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Q&A: Mean Girls: The Musical Star Mary Kate Morrissey Helps Weird Art Kids Feel Less Alone

Portland’s Haunted House Actors Are Thrilled to Be Scaring You Again

Scary-Funny Improv Show Murder Mystery Machine Is “Scooby-Doo Meets Saw”

Comedian Jacqueline Novak Brings One-Woman Show to Portland: “The most highbrow show about blowjobs you’ll ever see!”

Q&A: Siren Theater’s A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Play! Creator-Director Shelley McLendon on Making Horror Funny

An Oregon Christian Summer Camp Gets Skewered in Hilarious Stage Show Wild Wild Christian

Remembering Experimental Drag-Punk Icon, Phatima Rude

Martha Bakes Centers a Revolutionary Slave, Plus More Vanport Mosaic Picks

Gen Z’s Voice Narrates Portland Playwright’s Award-Winning Drama

Portland Slam Poet Jordan Wolmut on Trauma, Performance, and Her Poem Trigger Warning

Just In Time for Halloween, Siren Theater Unleashes Blair Witch Project Parody

TBA:20 Begins This Weekend to Make Note of a Time We'll Never Forget

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A Portland Theater Scene Update, and How You Can Help Them Survive the COVID-19 Crisis

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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Review: Jamie Sanders’ Portrayal of an Autistic Boy Brings Tears

The 2020 Fertile Ground Festival Dismantles the Patriarchy, Plans for Death, and Channels Osho

Portland Center Stage’s Hedwig and the Angry Inch Review: Delphon Curtis Jr. Gives Us the Hedwig / Beyoncé Hybrid of Our Dreams

Kids in the Hall Member Bruce McCulloch Interview: Part Mentor, Part Cautionary Tale

Beckett Women Preview: Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble Tackles Four Works by Samuel Beckett

Cats Review: Ah, So This Is What It's Like to Have a Nightmare While You’re Awake

Batman Return Returns Puts Local Music Heroes in Superhero Roles

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley Review: Is This How Jane Austen Nerds Fall in Love?

Composer Gabriel Kahane on Marrying Social Justice With Contemporary Classical Music

The Brooklyn-based artist performs this weekend with the Oregon Symphony

Burn This Theater Review: Is Lanford Wilson's Revived Play a Story, an Exercise, or a Pedestal for Male Rage?

John Waters Interview: Mr. Know-It-All Talks Tarnished Wisdom and Why He Stopped Making Films

Burn This Theater Review: Is Lanford Wilson's Revived Play a Story, an Exercise, or a Pedestal for Male Rage?

Why Did Merce Cunningham at 100 Make Me Cry? I Mean, They're Just Birds!

Unwind a Little with This Drag Clown Trapped under a Cabinet in Clown Down: Failed to Mount