by Krista Garver - March 19, 2026
ATHENA, now running at the tiny but mighty 21ten Theatre, is a keenly observed comedy about two high schoolers training for the Junior Olympics. They are, by turns, practice partners, rivals, and almost-friends. Gracie Gardner's play understands that the last of those is by far the most difficult ch...
by Krista Garver - March 10, 2026
When seeing a new-to-me play, I typically try to walk in knowing as little as possible. I love the joy of discovery. That approach has never served me better than it did for A MIRROR, Sam Holcroft's gripping play now running at Third Rail Repertory Theatre. ...
by Krista Garver - March 09, 2026
If you had told me I would cry my eyes out at a musical about a young man with green, scaly skin who only leaves his apartment once a year to go on a Grindr date, I would have given you the side eye. But there I was on opening night of LIZARD BOY at Portland Center Stage, completely undone by this i...
by Krista Garver - March 09, 2026
As the Trump administration works to erase trans people from public life (literally removing the 'T' from LGBT on the government's website about the Stonewall Uprising, a movement to which trans people were central), it becomes urgent to understand that these events don't happen in a vacuum. They ar...
by Dawn Sellers - March 03, 2026
Few plays in theatrical history have achieved the enduring success of The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. Since its premiere in 1952, the production has continued its celebrated run in London, earning its place as the longest running show of any kind in the world. ...
by Krista Garver - February 19, 2026
Portland Playhouse is not known for playing it safe, so it's fitting that their latest production centers on a woman, Anna Campbell, who built her entire legend on one audacious act. ...
by Dawn Sellers - February 16, 2026
Geography of a Horse Dreamer by Sam Shepard wrestles with artistic value, exploitation, power, and control. You will never dream the same again. On stage at Imago Theatre through March 1, 2026...
by Krista Garver - February 12, 2026
In Kallan Dana’s RACECAR RACECAR RACECAR, now running at Artists Repertory Theatre, a father (Anthony Green Caloca) and his adult daughter (Jerilyn Armstrong) head off on a cross-country drive from New York to California to clean out a storage unit....
by Krista Garver - February 11, 2026
It took about 10 seconds for tears to well up in my eyes during the opening monologue of THE BODY'S MIDNIGHT. They stayed there, occasionally spilling over, for the rest of Tira Palmquist's exquisite play. This show is just the second production by 100 Lives Repertory, but it firmly establishes them...
by Krista Garver - February 11, 2026
How do we carry on when everything is falling apart? In YOU STUPID DARKNESS!, Sam Steiner's funny and touching dramedy now running at 21ten Theatre, four volunteers spend their Tuesday nights answering calls at Brightline, a listening service for people who need someone to tell them everything is go...
Past Shows
Darcelle: That's No Lady tells the story of how Walter Cole turned a skidrow tavern in 1967 into the oldest drag club in the US.
Why do you believe, what you believe? SHOULD YOU BELIEVE?
PERFECT ARRANGEMENT by Topher PayneComedyStep back to the ’50s.There were so many “hidden” truths, if any were found out many lives would be destroyed. For...
WADE MCCOLLUM - (Wicked, Jersey Boys) stars in Mr. Madam - confessions of a male madam. This new play is based upon a true story,...
Maude [Helen Raptis], a fifty-something unemployed bartender living in a trailer park, has bought a painting for a few bucks from a thrift store. Despite...
Raissa Fleming returns to triangle's stage after 29 years to perform in Eve Ensler's (The Vagina Monologues) one-person show In The Body of the World.Eve...
This approximately hour-long documentary allows the story of one of the most original women of the Northwest.From her humble beginnings as a child in Shreveport...
Helen Rapits stars as Erma Bombeck - famous humorist.Erma Bombeck: At Wits End takes a comic look at one of our countrys most beloved voices,...
triangle has had a history with the show first producing it in 1998 and then again in 1999. This show features the following ensemble cast:Shawn...
What would happen if you were an Elvis impersonator and you lose your job to a drag queen? Well, you think a minute then you,...
triangle productions! is excited and proud to present the Northwest Premiere of Love, Loss, and What I Wore a play written by Nora and Delia...
I'll Eat You Last starring local television host Helen Rapits as legendary Hollywood agent, Sue Mengers.Sue who? Sue Mengers was, at a time during the...
triangle productions! presents the West Coast premiere of Who's Holiday starring Daria!Matthew Lombardo's hysterically funny, wildly irreverent, and heartfelt parody, is an absolute must-see for...
The FOUR TIME TONY AWARD WINNING MUSICAL returns for two performances after a successful run in June 2018. Dale Johannes portrays Hansel who has a...
Our Mother's Brief Affair by Richard Greenberg (Take Me Out, Three Days of Rain) EVERY FAMILY HAS A SECRET As Anna, sits on a park...
triangle productions! is presenting 2 one-act plays each evening Gary Norman stars in Lanford Wilson's first play that started the off-off-Broadway revolution in 1964 -...
By Robert Askins OREGON PREMIERE “IF THE BOOK OF MORMON AND AVENUE Q HAD A BABY, IT WOULD BE HAND TO GOD!” NOMINATED: 5 Tony...
triangle productions! Is proud to present the return of the “Triple Crown” Tony Award winning musical about Princeton who can’t find a place to live...
By Terry Teachout OREGON PREMIERE March 1971. Backstage at the Empire Room of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Louis Armstrong, (portrayed by Salim Sanchez) the greatest...
Golda’s Balcony is the final work from Tony® Award-winning playwright William Gibson (The Miracle Worker, Two for the Seesaw), and an award-winning smash that, in...
This OUTRAGEOUS new comedy about the price of fame, the cost of things, and the oddest of odd jobs: working in Barbra Streisand’s Malibu basement....
Obie and Drama Desk Award winning Play! Written by Mary Louise Wilson and Mark Hampton Directed by Donald Horn Lighting by Jeffrey Woods The set...
In 2004 when Green Day introduced the world to their seventh studio album it became an instant bestseller and even won the group a Grammy...
In a Catholic reformatory in 1914, three teenage girls (Anne, Theresa, and Lucy) pass the time with masturbation rituals, though they're innocent of the "sinful"...
In a Catholic reformatory in 1914, three teenage girls (Anne, Theresa, and Lucy) pass the time with masturbation rituals, though they're innocent of the "sinful"...
In a Catholic reformatory in 1914, three teenage girls (Anne, Theresa, and Lucy) pass the time with masturbation rituals, though they're innocent of the "sinful"...
The Book of Merman is a new musical comedy by Chicago’s Award-Winning playwright Leo Schwartz. Story: When two Mormons missionaries, Elder Shumway and Elder Braithwaite...
We are smack dab in the middle of the 60's, every professional had a cigarette between their lips and a flask of scotch in their...
Storefront was a thriving theater company in Portland OR during the mid 70’s all the way through the 80’s and in 1991 it all came...
Karola Ruth Siegel is more than just “Dr. Ruth.” Everyone knows Dr. Ruth Westheimer from her career as a pioneering radio and television sex therapist....
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