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Gossamer (Oregon Children’s Theatre)
BY MATT GRAHAM | A dreamy premiere from the author of The Giver.
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Dead Funny (Third Rail Rep)
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | More deadly than dead, and funny as hell.
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Guys And Dolls (Portland Center Stage)
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | If Congress can’t bail us out, PCS will try.
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Alonzo King Lines Ballet (White Bird)
BY HEATHER WISNER | Ballet meets martial arts in White Bird’s dance-season opener.
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Guns, Flags and Coca-Cola
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | It’s gringos versus chilangos in Dos Pueblos.
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Blackbird (Artists Rep)
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | That’s not how I remember raping you!
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Project X: You Are Here
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | Hand2Mouth Theatre gets into data analysis.
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Mimesophobia
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | A little murder (and Web surfing) before he goes.
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[Performance]
Songs (and Strings) of Summer
BY BRETT CAMPBELL | Recent releases from five local classical and postclassical performers.
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A Chorus Line (Broadway Across America Portland)
BY HEATHER WISNER. | Dancers dish about life on the Line.
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[Performance]
21A (Arts Equity)
BY BEN WATERHOUSE | There isn’t much to this magic bus.
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[Performance]
Imani Winds and Roberto Sierra
BY BRETT CAMPBELL | Classical music without the powdered wigs.
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[Performance]
Northwest Professional Dance Project
BY HEATHER WISNER | On the road to success, eight dancers pull over in Portland.
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[Performance]
Les Misérables (Broadway Rose)
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | Can you hear the people sing—in Tigard?
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[Performance]
Agnieszka Laska-Dickson String Quartet
BY BRETT CAMPBELL | A remarkable family band tackles some serious strings.
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October 8th, 2008
Dead Funny (Third Rail Rep) | More deadly than dead, and funny as hell.0 comments

October 1st, 2008
Guys And Dolls (Portland Center Stage) | If Congress can’t bail us out, PCS will try.0 comments

September 24th, 2008
Alonzo King Lines Ballet (White Bird) | Ballet meets martial arts in White Bird’s dance-season opener.0 comments

September 17th, 2008
Guns, Flags and Coca-Cola | It’s gringos versus chilangos in Dos Pueblos.0 comments

September 10th, 2008
Blackbird (Artists Rep) | That’s not how I remember raping you!0 comments

August 20th, 2008
Project X: You Are Here | Hand2Mouth Theatre gets into data analysis.0 comments

August 13th, 2008
Mimesophobia | A little murder (and Web surfing) before he goes.0 comments

July 30th, 2008
Songs (and Strings) of Summer | Recent releases from five local classical and postclassical performers.0 comments

July 23rd, 2008
A Chorus Line (Broadway Across America Portland) | Dancers dish about life on the Line.0 comments

July 16th, 2008
21A (Arts Equity) | There isn’t much to this magic bus.0 comments


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