Review: DISNEY'S NEWSIES at Broadway Rose Theater Company
NEWSIES is a big, joyful, high-energy dance spectacular at the theatre with a message about how to successfully stand up to corporate greed. Recommended for all.…
Review: THE ONE at The Boiler Room
Andrea Parson's solo show turns a very personal search for love into a funny, engaging, and highly relatable journey, whether or not you’ve ever stood at the altar of your own expectations about finding the one.…
Review: THE COVER OF LIFE at Mask & Mirror
Three young women in Louisiana in 1943 whose lives are upended when a Life magazine reporter arrives to tell their story and is changed by it herself. Funny, warm, and quietly devastating, a tribute to female friendship and the search for self-worth.…
Review: LOBOTOMOMMY at CoHo Theatre
Part interactive, part clowning, part not-so-distant dystopian future imagining, Julia Bray’s new solo show LOBOTOMOMMY, performed as part of the 2026 CoHo Residency Program, is dark comedy at its sharpest.…
Review: TELEPHONE at Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble
Directed by Rebecca Lingafelter, this production by Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble (PETE) tackles the slippery uncertainty of how much gets lost, or invented, in transmission.…
Review: STORM LARGE MAKES IT HOME at Portland Center Stage
Storm Large is back, and her new cabaret memoir explores what makes a home. Like all of us, she's still working it out, and the show is as raw and funny as her voice is powerful.…
Review: THE ROOMMATE at Profile Theatre
Profile Theatre's THE ROOMMATE is a dark comedy that surprises, moves, and lingers, with knockout performances by Gail Dartez and Eleanor O'Brien. One week left, don't miss it.…
Review: ARBUS & WEST at Triangle Productions
Performances that draw you in from the first exchange and hold you, off-balance, until the lights go down. ARBUS & WEST at Triangle Productions a must see about how women see themselves and others. On stage now through June 20th.…
Review: MAMMA MIA! at Keller Auditorium
A jukebox musical based on the music of ABBA, MAMMA MIA! knows exactly what it is and makes absolutely no apologies for it. It’s fun!…
Review: KRISTINA WONG, #FOODBANKINFLUENCER at Portland Center Stage
What did our critic think of KRISTINA WONG, #FOODBANKINFLUENCER at Portland Center Stage?…
Past Shows
14 total · showing 1–10
Justice
Sarah is a lawyer at the top of her game. She defends tech companies against those who sue for damages from harassment on their sites, all in the name of freedom speech. Then she is harassed herself, and has to face the world she helped to create.
L.E.A.P. 48-Hour Play Festival
L.E.A.P. (Ludicrously Expedited Acts of Playwriting) is Portland's instant play festival, presented by PDX Playwrights as part of Fertile Ground 2026. On Friday, April 17, audience members provide prompts to six local playwrights, who are then randomly assigned actors and given...
Living The Dream
When the Capitol was attacked on January 6th, congressional staffers were caught in the crosshairs. Now, former congressional staffer Lauren Mueller brings that experience to life in Living the Dream , a new play directed by Karen Polinsky, which will receive two staged readings...
Anno Machina: An Apocalyptic Elegy
Set entirely in cyberspace, "Anno Machina" imagines a future where humanity is dying and sentient machines created by humans to further humanitys needs hold a series of council meetings to figure out what comes next. Can they save us? Can they even agree on how to try? And what...
Lizzie: The Musical
Rage! Sex! Betrayal! Bloody murder! In the heat of late summer 1892, Andrew Borden and his wife are found murdered in their house. The main suspect in the murders is Andrew’s youngest daughter from a previous marriage, Lizzie Borden. Using a searing rock score, and based on the...
Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil
With memorable tunes from vaudeville composers such as Irving Berlin and Harold Arlen comes “Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil”, a new jukebox musical devised by Timothy Krause (a Portland theatre-maker whose historical drama “Bread and Roses” won Portland Civic Theatre...
Far From Home
Far From Home is a collection of short works united by the arc of immigration and overcoming difficulties as a foreigner in the US. It attempts to depict two different stories: the story of a young woman who immigrated to the United States as she faced a ban on acting in her...
The Importance of Being Earnest
The Importance of Being Earnest is the most renowned of Oscar Wilde’s comedies. It’s the story of two bachelors, John ‘Jack’ Worthing and Algernon ‘Algy’ Moncrieff, who create alter egos named Ernest to escape their tiresome lives. They attempt to win the hearts of two women...
Songs for a New World
It's about one moment. It's about hitting the wall and having to make a choice... or take a stand... or turn around and go back. These are the stories and characters of today, the Songs for a New World. The first musical from Tony Award winner, Jason Robert Brown (Parade...
Theatre Berk presents "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
A modern, dance-infused presentation of the Shakespeare classic.Running September 9th - 25th, 2022 at Chapel TheatreTickets now ON SALE!ASL interpretation will be available September 16, 17, and 18, sponsored by Happy Valley Vision SourceDirected, produced, and adapted by...
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Join us for the 2026–2027 Season Portland Center Stage at The Armory (9/27-6/27) |
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Hands on a Hardbody Lakewood Theatre Company (7/10-8/16) |
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Into the Woods Mt Hood Repertory Theatre (8/07-8/23) |
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The Dark Stuff Twilight Theater Company (8/20-9/06) |
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Henry IV, Part One Oregon Shakespeare Festival (6/06-10/10) |
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Lynyrd Skynyrd Cuthbert Amphitheater (9/19-9/19) |
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Bluey’s Big Play Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall (10/12-10/12) |
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Dear Jack, Dear Louise by Ken Ludwig New Century Players Community Theatre (8/14-8/30) |
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Water for Elephants Keller Auditorium (9/29-10/04) |
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Billy Strings Matthew Knight Arena (10/06-10/06) |