BWW Review: With AIN'T MISBEHAVIN', Portland Center Stage is Really Jumpin'!
Portland Center Stage hits a home run with fantastic, high-energy production of AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'.
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BWW Review: Tiempo Libre's Music is the Star of Artist Rep's World Premiere Musical CUBA LIBRE
Loosen your hips, get out your dancing shoes, and get ready to salsa at Artists Rep's world premiere musical CUBA LIBRE.
BWW Review: Plunge into Darkness in PETE's Gripping Fully Immersive Performance ALL WELL
PETE's ALL WELL, described as a 'sightless play,' is completely different from any experience you've had before.
BWW Review: Religion, Politics, Baseball - America's Favorite Pastimes Come Under the Microscope in Shaking the Tree's Gorgeous PASSION PLAY PART III
Shaking the Tree's PASSION PLAY is an intense and beautiful work.
BWW Review: Live on Stage's FALSETTOS is Somewhat Chaotic, Very Well Dressed
Live On Stage's FALSETTOS is a mixed bag, but the costumes are fabulous!
BWW Review: No Second String Players Here! Artists Rep Starts the Season Strong with THE UNDERSTUDY
In THE UNDERSTUDY, Artists Rep takes on the intensely personal, and totally relative meaning of meaning.
BWW Review: Margie Boule Brings Tallulah Bankhead to Life in LOOPED, at Triangle Productions!
LOOPED is funny and sad (and often shocking -- Tallulah had a mouth that would make a sailor blush), and Boule's performance brings out these elements in this well-balanced, well-worth-seeing Triangle production.
BWW Review: Post5's Outstanding EQUIVOCATION Explores the Dilemma of 'Telling the Truth in Difficult Times'
I am running out of superlatives to describe the productions at Post5 Theatre.
BWW Reviews: Oh, What a Beautiful OKLAHOMA!, at Broadway Rose
Broadway Rose's OKLAHOMA! demonstrates why this classic musical remains a crowd favorite.
BWW Reviews: Anon It Moves' CYMBELINE is a Futuristic Shakespearean Treat
Anon It Moves' takes CYMBELINE 400 years into the future in this feminist take on one of Shakespeare's later plays.
BWW Reviews: Real-Life Husband and Wife Team Buoy Post5's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Husband and wife team Ty and Cassandra Boice play Benedick and Beatrice with passion and depth in Post5 Theatre's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
BWW Reviews: Commune with Your Inner Sailor at PETE's DROWNED HORSE TAVERN, Part of CoHo Productions' Summerfest
DROWNED HORSE TAVERN, by Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble, is an immersive theatre experience full of sea shanties, tall tales, and plenty of grog.
BWW Reviews: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE is Thoroughly Entertaining, at Broadway Rose
Broadway Rose's THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE is a big, flashy Broadway musical with all of the bells and whistles.
BWW Reviews: Rediscover Wonder at WONDERHEADS' LOON, Part of CoHo Productions' Summerfest
Wow! That's what it feels like to watch LOON, a production by the WONDERHEADS that is part of CoHo Productions' Summerfest.
BWW Reviews: Merideth Kaye Clark Captivates in Performance of Joni Mitchell's Iconic Album BLUE at Portland Center Stage
On June 19, Merideth Kaye Clark will give an encore performance of Joni Mitchell's album Blue.
BWW Reviews: Turn Off Your Brain (Mostly) and Enjoy (Thoroughly) THE LIAR at Artists Rep
Artists Rep's THE LIAR is a fun, fast-paced, rhyming comedy.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Comes to Portland in Post5's THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
If Shakespeare came to Portland, what would he think? Post5 Theatre's new adaptation of THE COMEDY OF ERRORS is an entertaining mashup of classic Shakespeare and modern-day Portland.
BWW Reviews: A Generational Mystery Unfolds in THREE DAYS OF RAIN at Portland Center Stage
Portland Center Stage takes on a generational mystery and quest for identity in Robert Greenberg's THREE DAYS OF RAIN.
BWW Reviews: Gender Switching and Circus Performers Liven Up THE WINTER'S TALE at Anon It Moves
Psychodrama, comedy, live music, and a circus combine in this inventive new production of THE WINTER'S TALE by Anon It Moves.
BWW Reviews: Benjamin Scheuer Will Charm You in His Coming-of-Age Musical THE LION, at Portland Center Stage
Benjamin Scheuer's THE LION is an original musical about growing up, figuring out who you are, and the crazy journey we call life.
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