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You Can Pet Actual Puppies at Some Performances of “Marvin’s Rescue,” a New Musical by Quarterflash’s Marv Ross
The idea came from Ross’ own life: he and his wife, Rindy, adopted a dog during the pandemic.
Portland Opera’s “Fellow Travelers” Is the “Heated Rivalry” of Opera
The Lavender Scare saga is also distressingly relevant in 2026.
Lindy West Talks About Her New Memoir, Portland and Why She’s “Alt-Weekly ’Til I Die”
“Adult Braces” isn’t juicy gossip about West’s marriage; it is starkly honest about mental health, relationships, and what it’s like to be famous for being yourself.
Profile Theatre Makes the Technical Challenges of “Tiger Style” Run Smoothly and Humorously
The first play in Mike Lew’s residency features script updates and set pieces that move like a fold-up dollhouse.
Chapel Theatre’s Namesake Short Play Festival Connects Portland’s Theater Scene to Milwaukie
“Truly, the sky is the limit, as long as it’s a story that can be told in 10 minutes.”
Alma Shares Upscale Balkan Comfort Food With Portland’s King Neighborhood
Lamb, baba ganoush and kajmak are the stars of Alma’s highly shareable menu.
Portland’s Holiday Events Celebrate Global Heritage and Niche Subcultures
These events might not be how Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney celebrated Christmas, and that’s just how we like them.
Portland Center Stage Embraces Louisa May Alcott’s Queerness in “Little Women”
Cincinnati actor Beasley plays Alcott and March sister Jo without veering into lovesick tomboy territory established in other adaptations.
“Recent Tragic Events” Marks Third Rail Repertory Theatre’s 20th Season
Joyce Carol Oates appears as a sock puppet.
