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ANALOG AND VINYL is the lighthearted, uncomplicated musical we need right now.

Sitting at the intersection of musical and opera, Mark Neikrug's A SONG BY MAHLER combines theatre and music into a new form.

The Lakewood Theatre Company production is a live-streamed performance by local high school students on ZOOM.

Portland, OR-based performers Jenn Grinels and Merideth Kaye Clark have joined forces for a concert, “Rosetta Project,” set to take place July 23 and July 24, 2021 at the Bridgetown Conservatory of Musical Theatre in Portland.

Experience Theatre Project has announced its first in-person outdoor theatrical event: the 2021 Westside Shakespeare Festival.

With a festival that began July 1, Chamber Music Northwest presents the final weekend of the 2021 Summer Festival which continues through July 25.

Bisi Adigun’s WHOSE CHILD AM I ANYWAY?, a new audio play now available from Corrib Theatre, is a short family drama that explores the many ways of othering.

Live performances are returning to Broadway Rose with Analog and Vinyl, a musical comedy about a record store owner, his not-so-secret admirer, and a mysterious stranger with a devilish offer.

Portland Center Stage's annual JAW New Play Festival will bring audiences back into The Armory for live theater once again, on July 23-25, for readings of four new scripts, along with performances from local artists, classes, and more.

Chamber Music Northwest presents the 2021 Summer Festival beginning July 1.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival has announced the month-long, five-play O! Reading Series.

Lakewood Theatre Company invites you to enjoy a summer of music in the 100 foot outdoor performance pavilion.

Live performances are returning to Broadway Rose with Analog and Vinyl, a musical comedy about a record store owner, his not-so-secret admirer, and a mysterious stranger with a devilish offer.

CMNW is offering 13 more live, limited seating, in-person concerts through July 25 at Reed College's Kaul Auditorium; plus two free outdoor concerts for the community July 12 and 13.

In response to COVID-19 and the ongoing challenges of gathering in-person, Oregon Children's Theatre has announced its first-ever audio play, to be released as a podcast.

After 15 months of strategizing, planning, and pivoting, The Theatre Company has announced the first film in a series of six: The Broken Heart Spread by Claire Willett.

Play On Shakespeare today announced their summer 2021 season.

Experience Theatre Project presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) each day of the festival.

Queer|Art, New York City's home for the creative and professional development of LGBTQ+ artists, has announced the upcoming summer season of Queer|Art|Film, returning for another digital season now through August 16th.

The Young Professionals Company at Oregon Children's Theatre is bringing its wildly popular improv performance Impulse! back to the virtual stage this summer! The graduating seniors of Portland's premier teen improv group will be livestreaming a final virtual performance July 23 and 24.

Broadway Producer Corey Brunish is helping to pave the way for young musical theatre talent heading to college programs.

Bag&Baggage Productions is emerging from a year of exclusively virtual theatre and announces its 2021/22 Season, featuring a variety of live, in-person performances alongside one virtual offering.

Portland-based theater artist and filmmaker Ashley Song Mellinger will helm the final offering from the PCS Remix: Original Works series, which brings multidisciplinary artists together to create short theatrical works with complete artistic freedom to explore whatever direction inspires them.

The black box theatre space at Bridgetown Conservatory will once again ring with the sounds of teen performers rehearsing a musical production - live and in-person! Just So, a musical by Anthony Drewe and George Stiles written in 1984 based on the 'Just So Stories' by Rudyard Kipling.

OBT LIVE presents two world premieres, including a first-time commission from the powerful and dynamic Ailey-trained choreographer Jennifer Archibald paired with new work from audience favorite and OBT Resident Choreographer Nicolo Fonte.