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Milagro Theatre’s “¡Alebrijes!" Keeps Día de Muertos Lively
The actors playing artist Pedro Linares’ pets are the real stars of the show.
Office of Arts & Culture Grants $2.8 Million Across 79 Portland Organizations
That’s $1.2 million less than went out in the last fiscal year’s round of funding.
Pulitzer Prize–Winning Play “Primary Trust” Wraps at Portland Center Stage This Week
“Primary Trust” features actors with credits on “Abbott Elementary” and “Gilmore Girls.”
“The Wiz” Eases on Down to Portland
The “Wizard of Oz” reimagining hits the stage later this winter, after “Wicked: For Good” likely finishes defying gravity in movie theaters.
York Fest Commemorates Portland’s First Black Ancestor
Events include a new folk opera, a one-man show and a film screening.
Portland’s Touring Musicals Unaffected by Looming Broadway Strike
Ticketholders to “Shucked,” which comes through Keller in late October, won’t be crossing a picket line.
Sue Dixon Will Retire as Portland Opera’s General Manager
A national search is underway for her replacement.
Mikki Gillette’s New Musical “Magnetic Electric” Gives Audiences Two Shows for the Price of One
Hyperpop luminary Ash scored Portland’s latest Gillette-penned production.
Mt Hood Repertory Theatre Announces First Full Season in a Decade
The company hopes to return to its Gresham roots in the future.
Portland Artist and Composer Wins $74,000 Award
Licity Collins won the Oregon Community Foundation’s Creative Heights grant for her upcoming opera “One Death in Seven Doorways.”
“Orange Flower Water” Feels as Raw and Real as It Did 20 Years Ago
Actors never leave the stage in 100 Lives Repertory’s production, not even when their spouses cheat.
“The Lion King” Earns Its Reputation as a Multibillion-Dollar Broadway Juggernaut
The world’s most commercially successful musical brings dazzling puppetry and costumes to the Keller Theater through Sept. 28.