Exploring TBA’s musical offerings, from Rufus Wainwright to Guantanamo Baywatch.
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Work, Play
Assessing the Past and Future of The Works
Assessing the past and future of late-night performance venue The Works.
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A Place to Laugh
Can a New Comedy Club Bring the Laffs Back to Portland?
Can a new comedy club bring the laffs back to Portland?
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Trek in the Park’s Five-Year Mission
Geeking Out on Trek in the Park
The mission: to provide outdoor entertainment to theater geeks and Star Trek geeks alike.
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Estate of Mind
A Mount Tabor Mansion Goes into Foreclosure—and Becomes a Temporary Artists’ Colony
A local production crew documents 28 days in a foreclosed mansion-turned-artists colony.
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Stumptown Comics Fest
Nerd Prom 2010
For two days in April, Portland’s staunchly indie Stumptown Comics Fest overtakes the city, bringing comics creators from around the country to what is already a hotbed of industry talent. (Portland houses three comics publishers, as well as a surprising amount of comics professionals.) In addition to an exhibitor hall where publishers and creators hawk […]
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Risky Business
Trust in the Bridgetown Comedy Fest
Sifting the wheat from the shit at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival.
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A Common Pornography
Excerpts from Kevin Sampsell’s New Autobiography About His Sexual Awakening
Excerpts from Kevin Sampsell’s new memoir A Common Pornography.
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A Balanced Diet
Ravenous Reading and Mixed Metaphors at Wordstock
Wordstock’s mixed buffet of metaphors and literary offerings.
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The Many Screens of TBA
Exploring TBA’s Film Offerings
Pullout: TBA 2009
An overview of TBA’s film programming.
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An Unlikely Collaboration
Two Musicians and a Filmmaker Create Under Glass
Pullout: TBA 2009
Musicians Ethan Rose and Laura Gibson, and filmmaker Ryan Jeffery
collaborate on Younger.