Willamette Week

CoHo Has a New Vision for Pandemic-Era Theater. Will It Succeed?

A Drive-In Theatrical Experience Will Pop Up in a Portland Parking Lot This Month

Risk/Reward, in partnership with Boom Arts, will transform a vacant parking lot in the Central Eastside into its stage for two performances on Saturday, July 18, where spectators can view the action unfold from the safety of their cars. Thanks to some assistance from XRAY.FM, the audio will be piped in through each vehicle’s stereo.

Portland Center Stage Unveils Four New Plays for People to Perform at Home

“Claudia, A Viral Love Story” Is a Whimsical Audio Play About Passion and Death

Stories and Spirituality Are Driving Passions for Confrontation Theatre’s Artistic Director

What Does a Talk Show Host Do in Lockdown With Mom? If You’re Aaron Ross, You Invite Her Onto the Program.

A Portland Theater Company Has Tagged Its Own Building in Support of the Black Lives Matter Protests

While most downtown businesses are doing what they can to prevent protestors from spray painting their property, a Portland theater company decided to tag its own building to express its support for the Black Lives Matter movement. This evening, Artists Repertory Theatre posted a video on its Facebook page displaying the graffiti, which includes messages like “No justice, no peace” and “We will build anti-racist theatre at ART!”