The Holocaust Is Refracted Through a Family’s History in the Audio Play “The Berlin Diaries” Bennett Campbell Ferguson February 16
Director Paul North Makes South Pole Movie Magic in “Winter in Antarctica” Bennett Campbell Ferguson February 9
COVID-19 Restrictions Have Forced Portland Opera to Alter Its 2020-21 Schedule Again The pandemic has dealt another blow to Portland Opera’s plans for the ’20-’21 season, but that doesn’t mean organizers are scrapping the whole schedule. In fact, summer looks to be quite promising for fans of classical music. Andi Prewitt February 9
In “Erma Bombeck: At Wit’s End,” a Legendary Columnist Gets Her Close-Up Bennett Campbell Ferguson February 2
An Interactive Phone Call Connects Isolated Audience Members in “A Thousand Ways” Bennett Campbell Ferguson January 19
While the Pandemic Surges, New Plays Arise at the Theatre Company Bennett Campbell Ferguson January 12
Theaters Stopped. The Plays Didn’t. Here Are Our Favorite Offerings From Portland’s Performing Art Companies During 2020. Bennett Campbell Ferguson December 22, 2020
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. Andi Prewitt December 16, 2020