Theater & Performance
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Oregon Symphony 2023-24 Season: Cancellations, Crowd-Pleasers, and Comebacks
Budget cuts nixed the 2023 free Waterfront Concert, but the rest of the calendar is built to bring audiences back.
Front Porch Sessions Is a Loneliness-Destroying Storytelling Show
Chris Williams' community-building series is simple in format, but built from a dense amount of knowledge and experience.
Drinks Before or After?
A guide to Portland art and performance venues, and where to talk about the show—after the show.
My Perfectly Valid Objections Airs the First Date Anxieties of Trans and Cis People
Portland playwright Mikki Gillette depicts the minefield trans women navigate, specifically while dating cis men.
Theater Preview: PETE’s The Americans Looks at Idealized America vs. the Real America
The provocative theater company pulls from Robert Frank's black-and-white photographs to prod at the tumultuous history of American social relations.
The Future of YACHT Rock
After a screening of The Computer Accent YACHT will play the album they used AI to create
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.
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.
TBA Review: Drag Clown Carla Rossi Clowns Harder
Clown Down 2: Clown Out of Water is a like a Jim Henson apocalpyse cult Greek tragedy.
TBA Review: Adrienne Truscott Is the Centerpiece of THIS
By the time Adrienne Truscott was on a scissor lift, sipping a glass of red wine, I had already given myself over to the dance.
Fucking A with a Capital Abortion
"You cannot do this play without talking about race," Shaking the Tree's Samantha Van Der Merwe says.
The Shoebox Is Now 21ten Theatre
And two Portland actresses are now Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
Air You Ready to Rock?
US Air Guitar Nationals Brings the Thunder (But No Instruments)
Composer Gabriel Kahane on Marrying Social Justice With Contemporary Classical Music
The Brooklyn-based artist performs this weekend with the Oregon Symphony
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