BWW Review: The Doomsday Clock is Ticking. Can Our Personal UNEXPLODED ORDNANCES Save the World?
UXOs are failed weapons of war.
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BWW Review: RENEE'S QUEER CABARET Debuts Resistance Variety Show Series
RENEE'S QUEER CABARET, a "resistance variety show" hosted by local singer-songwriter Renee Muzquiz made its debut last week at Artists Rep as part of the Risk/Reward Festival.
BWW Review: Broadway Rose Extends Its Winning Streak with GUYS AND DOLLS
'What's playing at Broadway Rose? I'll tell you what's playing at Broadway Rose.
BWW Review: ABBA Music, Great Dancing, Fabulous Costumes, Rotating Set! Broadway Rose's MAMMA MIA! Has 'Em All
MAMMA MIA! is a silly musical, but it's perfect fun for a carefree summer day.
BWW Review: Clackamas Repertory Theatre's Delightful SENSE & SENSIBILITY Delivers Jane Austen at Lightning Speed, Propelled by Gossip
Clackamas Rep's SENSE & SENSIBILITY features creative direction and a great cast for a delightfully fun time.
BWW Review: Beware of Office Workers Bearing Chainsaws: THE SECRETARIES at Profile Theatre
Remember the movie 9 to 5? Now picture it with chainsaws.
BWW Review: The Institute for Contemporary Performance Explores the Humor in Desperation in VERY POORLY INDEED
If you're up for something experimental and would like to see a new take on storytelling and performance from a group of up-and-coming theatre artists, check it VERY POORLY INDEED by the Institute of Contemporary Performance.
BWW Review: The Barricades Arise Once Again in Stirring National Tour of LES MISERABLES
The national tour of Cameron MacKintosh's revamped LES MIS hits it out of the park.
BWW Review: BROKEN BONE BATHTUB: A Quirky, Intimate Play That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity
BROKEN BONE BATHTUB is based on Siobhan O'Loughlin's experience of breaking her hand in a bike accident.
BWW Review: Portland Center Stage Season Ends on a Very High Note with LADY DAY AT EMERSON'S BAR AND GRILL
Packed with great music and featuring an incredible performance by Deidrie Henry as Billie Holiday, LADY DAY AT EMERSON'S BAR AND GRILL is an absolute must-see.
BWW Review: Artists Rep's I AND YOU is a Lesson in Poetry and Love
Lauren Gunderson's I AND YOU is a beautiful meditation on the universality of human experience and connection.
BWW Review: LEFT HOOK Looks at the Human Impact of Portland's Decades of Urban Renewal, at The Vanport Mosaic
Rich Rubin's LEFT HOOK is a powerful play about the displacement of Portland's African American community from Albina in the 1970s.
BWW Review: Fuse Theatre Ensemble Takes CABARET to a Whole New Level of Dark, Right Where It Belongs
Fuse Theatre Ensemble's CABARET, directed by Rusty Tennant, adds a few layers of pain and desperation.
BWW Review: Portland Playhouse Combines Award-Winning Director, Stellar Cast for Outstanding FENCES
Directed by Lou Bellamy and starring members of Penumbra Theatre, Portland Playhouse's FENCES is a must-see.
BWW Review: JOHN HUGHES HIGH: THE 1980's TEEN MUSICAL Makes Its Totally Rad Debut, Packed with Awesome Young Talent
JOHN HUGHES HIGH: THE 1980's TEEN MUSICAL, now getting its world premiere, is a most excellent tribute to the best decade ever, featuring a cast of incredibly talented young performers from Staged!
BWW Review: Art Examines Power and Privilege in Shaking the Tree's SALT, a Multimedia Act of Resistance
SALT is a collection of installations (including performance pieces) about civil disobedience inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March speech.
BWW Review: Portland Center Stage's MAJOR BARBARA is Pretty, but Dusty
MAJOR BARBARA tackles the age-old question of how best to help someone: Do you give them a fish or a job fishing? It's an interesting play to be putting on right now, but I think the material -- and the audience -- would have benefitted from a slightly less dusty, even if that meant less opulent, pr
BWW Review: In Revisiting the Troubles of Ireland's Past, Corrib Theatre's QUIETLY Provides a Warning for Our Future
One summer day in 1974 in a pub in Belfast, Ian and Jimmy's lives changed forever.
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