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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf Is Cruel and Perfect From the Start
Portland Center Stage's breathtaking ensemble cast reveals the ties that bind and cut.
A Case for the Existence of God in a Mortgage Brokerage
Third Rail Repertory never proves the existence of God, but it does make a case.
Profile Theatre's Samsara Is a Comedy About Reproductive Imperialism and Desire
Celebrated playwright Lauren Yee uses cycles of infertility and surrogacy to touch on something powerful and eternal.
Theater Review: Waiting for Godot Is Samuel Beckett—Straight, No Chaser
Portland's Irish theater-focused company Corrib has devoted this season to Godot and works that respond to it.
Infinite Life: A Play About Pain That Hurts So Good
Third Rail Repertory kicks off its 2024-25 season with a work by contemporary theater star Annie Baker.
Beatlemania Through the Eyes of a Beatle
Paul McCartney Photographs 1963–64: Eyes of the Storm provides the ultimate insider’s view of a singular cultural event.
Ponder the Mysteries of Greg in Middletown Mall
Third Rail Repertory Theatre closes out their season in a mall wasteland.
Theater Review: Hand2Mouth's Spring Show Speaks With the Living, the Dead, and Death
Memento Mori unfolds as a series of sketches, and when the actors speak, they kill.
Theater Review: Sanctuary City Follows Two Undocumented Teens Through the Chaos of the US Immigration System
Third Rail Repertory deftly adapts Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Martyna Majok's gorgeous mosaic of lived experience.
Theater Review: Grab a Guinness and Two Pints at CoHo Theater
Third Rail Repertory's season opener is a gorgeous little diptych, two-hander play about a friendship between two Irishmen.
Theater Review: Artists Repertory Theatre’s True Story Packs a Hard-Boiled Punch
Oregon playwright E. M. Lewis has penned a timeless noir play.
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