Deities Deliver Wisdom and Warnings in Shaking the Tree’s “Refuge”

The Composer Behind the One Voice Project Virtual Micro Opera Festival Discusses Deep-Sea Creatures, Dark Chocolate, Sci-Fi and More

Two New Podcasts Shake Up Local Theater by Looking Beyond Our Planet and Inside the Vast Expanse of the Human Mind

Clinton Street Theater Will Start Screening “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” for Live Audiences Again

Contemporary Dance Company BodyVox’s Nine-Part Film Is Playful and Powerful

The Brazilian Choreographer Behind PDX Contemporary Ballet’s New Production Talks Dance, Family and Adventures in Lebanon and France

The Holocaust Is Refracted Through a Family’s History in the Audio Play “The Berlin Diaries”

Portland Movie Theaters May Now Reopen. Several Are Choosing Not To.

On Friday, Multnomah County’s coronavirus case status upgraded from “extreme risk” to “high risk,” allowing the return of some previously restricted indoor activities. Movie theaters, which had previously been shuttered completely, are able to reopen at 25 percent of their normal capacity, or with a 50-guest limit—whichever number is smaller.