Willamette Week

Opera on Tap Is Offering Yuletide “Zoombombs” for Those in Need of Holiday Cheer but Can’t Afford Cameo

Opera on Tap is now offering Yuletide Zoombombs for anyone who needs to send an extra boost of holiday cheer as a gift, or simply wants to request their own personal carolers from the comfort of their sofa. The Portland chapter of the nonprofit that began in New York City normally performs in intimate venues, like McMenamins, and not cavernous concert halls in order to expose new audiences to classical music. But just like pretty much every other gathering in 2020, Opera on Tap’s shows have all been canceled or moved online.

Experience Theatre Project’s “A Drunk Christmas Carol” Confronts the Ghost of Hangovers Future

Mischief, Misogyny and Racism Collide in Profile Theatre’s “Las Meninas”

From Caffeine to RBG, Portland Playhouse’s Co-Founder Knows Where to Find Bliss

Portland Club Darcelle XV Has Been Added to the National Register of Historic Places

Two weeks ago, Walter Cole, who performs as Darcelle, turned 90, bumping up his long-held record as world’s oldest drag queen. Now, Cole’s club has been awarded historic recognition, too: Darcelle XV Showplace has been added to the National Register of Historic places.

Profile Theatre’s “Hot ’N’ Throbbing” Is Entertaining, Disturbing and at War With Itself

The Theatre Company’s New Audio Play, “Vinegar Tom,” Chronicles a 17th Century Witch Hunt