Posted inTheater & Performance
Even at Three Hours, Sorkin’s To Kill a Mockingbird Is Riveting
Make it out to the touring production’s short run at the Keller Auditorium while you have the chance.
Max Tapogna
Max Tapogna is a writer, musician, and theater maker who hails from Portland, Oregon. He graduated from the University of Puget Sound with a degree in Theater Arts and minors in English and music. Max is a former Acting Apprentice at Portland Playhouse and has performed with musical groups including the Adelphian Concert Choir, Portland Symphonic Choir, and the Oregon Symphony. He has worked various other jobs, including waiting tables in Grand Teton National Park and teaching English in southern Spain.
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Shaking the Tree’s Play About Abortion Contains More Than Politics
Suzan-Lori Parks wrote Fucking A in 2000, but the play remains an unflinching and prescient critique of today.
Posted inFall Arts 2022
Fucking A with a Capital Abortion
“You cannot do this play without talking about race,” Shaking the Tree’s Samantha Van Der Merwe says.