PORTLAND THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 135

Lakewood Theatre Company will present at 7:00 PM on Monday, February 17, 2014, for one night only, the play A.

Lakewood Theatre Company will be presenting four original works today, January 25 - February 1, 2014 in conjunction with Portland's Fertile Ground Festival.

Third Rail Repertory Theatre Presents Gidion's Knot by Johnna Adams, directed by Michael O'Connell* and featuring Amy Newman and Dana Green, February 21 through March 16, 2014.

American play, The Glass Menagerie, at Portland Actors Conservatory opening on Valentine's Day.

PROFILE THEATRE has announced the titles for its 2014 In Dialogue Staged Reading Series, a program intended to explore and augment the mainstage season of plays by Sam Shepard.

The Tony Award-winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2014 preview performances begin February 14, and the season will open Friday night, February 21 in the Angus Bowmer Theatre with Shakespeare's The Tempest (director, Tony Taccone).

The Portland-grown Fertile Ground City-Wide Festival of New Work offers a multitude of artistic endeavors from Portland artists at different points in development and in variety of genres like theatre, musical theatre, dance and multidisciplinary arts.

Inukshuk Production Company and the Portland Q Center have announced their joint entry for the 2014 Fertile Ground Festival: Tennessee in Key West, an original play by Robert Lee Gaynor; directed by Marybeth Bielawski-DeLeo.

Now in its sixth year, the Portland-grown Fertile Ground City-Wide Festival of New Work continues to flourish planted in a town of prolific playwrights, abundant actors, innovative dancers, talented designers and adventuresome producers.

NW Children's Theater & School (NWCT) presents Goodnight Moon with script, music and lyrics by Chad Henry, based on the book by Margaret Wise Brown.

In December 2013, Miracle Theatre Group aka Milagro, the Northwest's premier Latino arts and culture organization, was awarded 4 grants totaling $47,200 in support of arts & health education programming, capacity building, and arts residencies.

Sometimes a play that isn't working takes a positive step in its second half, and that's the case with Enjoy.

This year Portland celebrates two of the most renowned poets laureate of the 20th century, one each from North and South America: William Stafford and Pablo Neruda.

The word is out, he's 'some pig,' 'radiant,' 'terrific!' A heartfelt story of friendship, loss and love, Charlotte's Web shines onstage.

FLASH READS is a new program at Artists Rep born of the desire to open the theatre and provide a platform for playwrights, companies and artists closely associated with Artists Rep to informally share new scripts with the public.

Back for a third season of all new works, 4x4=Musicals has realized that producing musicals on a tiny four foot platform had become too easy.

Opening tonight, January 17 through February 1 in the arena theater is Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams.

Due to the overwhelming demand, Third Rail Repertory Theatre will bring you two more screenings of National Theatre LIVE's FRANKENSTEIN.

The Oregon Arts Commission (OAC) has awarded a $7,000 grant to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's (OSF) Cultural Connections program to support the development of Community Conversations, part of OSF's new engagement model with Latino communities in Portland and the Rogue Valley.

PROFILE THEATRE (Adriana Baer, Artistic Director) proudly presents EYES FOR CONSUELA by Sam Shepard, the inaugural production in its 2014 season dedicated to the work of the playwright.

The nominations are in and will be posted on Gallery Theater's website soon! Join us for this elegant affair as we celebrate and recognize those who helped make our 2013 Gallery Season a big success! Gallery's line up consisted of seven shows in 2013: The 39 Steps, Quilters, Much Ado About Nothing,

Milagro presents Cuentame Coyote, written and directed by Dañel Malan.

Artists Rep is honored to produce the world premiere of The Monster-Builder, a diabolical comedic treatise on modern architecture, by Amy Freed.

Wendy has been on Portland stages since the mid-1970s, and was the first supporting actress recognized by the Drammy Award Committee (known then as the Willie Awards) in 1979! She is best known for her 1982 musical, Soph! The Last of the Red Hot Mamas, a show she performed here and toured throughout

NW Children's Theater & School (NWCT) has announced that it has received a grant award from The Kinsman Foundation in the amount of $6,120.