Rhoda Penmark is a sweet, little girl beloved by all. On the surface she is sweet, charming, full of old-fashioned graces, loved by her parents, admired by all her elders. But Rhoda's mother has an uneasy feeling about her. When one of Rhoda's schoolmates is mysteriously drowned...
Set in the East Village of New York City, Rent is about falling in love, finding your voice and living for today. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Rent has become a pop cultural phenomenon. with songs that rock and a story that...
Bag & Baggage Productions' performance of Neil Simon's classic comedy, Barefoot in the Park, is an absolute delight with top-notch local talent, and a beautifully staged American classic.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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.…
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!…
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The Dark Stuff An Original Work by Mikki Gillette Feb 15, 2025 $15/ticket Synopsis: When the suave professor Bodkin adopts trans student Izzy as a protege, the aspiring poet is swept into his erudite world. His advances cross lines, however, and their histories and present lives...
American Son by Christopher Demos-Brown Preview: Jan 23, 2025 ($15 tickets) Performances: Jan 24 - Feb 9, 2025 ($23-$25 tickets) An estranged biracial couple must confront their feelings about race and bias after their son is detained by the local police following a traffic stop...
Fezziwig’s Fortune By Josie Seid and Sara Jean Accuardi Directed by Josie Seid This play lifts Mr. Fezziwig from the pages of A Christmas Carol to tell a story all his own. Set after the jubilant Christmas ball where we meet young Scrooge’s benevolent employer in Dickens's tale...
Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street A Musical Thriller Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Directed by Tony Bump An infamous tale, Sweeney Todd, an unjustly exiled barber, seeks vengeance against the lecherous judge who framed him and ravaged his young wife. The road...
The Drag By Mae West Directed by Ravyn Jazper-Hawke Mae West’s examination of drag culture mixed with drawing room comedy. Funny and flamboyant, the play creates an unusual love triangle topped with a decadent parade and celebration of drag.
Everybody By Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Directed by Riley Parham This modern riff on the fifteenth-century morality play Everyman follows Everybody (chosen from amongst the cast by lottery at each performance) as they journey through life’s greatest mystery—the meaning of living.
The How and The Why By Sarah Treem Directed by Kathleen Worley Evolution and emotion collide in Sarah Treem’s thought-provoking and sharp play about science, family, and survival of the fittest. On the eve of a prestigious conference, an up-and-coming evolutionary biologist...
Tears and Glitter, a staged reading by Mikki Gillette Set against a backdrop of anti-trans legislation and hostility, Tears and Glitter follows Tara and Dita, trans women exes, Quinn, an activist turned recluse, Collier a nonbinary person whose politics begin moving toward...
Brecht's shudderingly accurate parallel between Hitler and his henchmen on the one hand and the old crime lords of Chicago on the other is a vigorous eye opener. The Cauliflower Trust in Chicago is in need of help and turns to a racketeer by the name of Arturo Ui to begin a...
If you are a hopeless romantic who loves to curl up and bask in the glow of holiday rom-com movies, you won’t want to miss Christmas in Christmasville, a Christmas Show about Christmas Movies. This vaguely mid-western small town has it all: a disillusioned widow, a generically...
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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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LIZZIE Bridgetown Conservatory of Musical Theatre (10/16-11/08) |
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The Shark is Broken The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza (9/10-9/27) |
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You Can’t Take It With You Lakewood Theatre Company (9/11-10/18) |
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Clue Keller Auditorium (3/02-3/07) |
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Annie Winningstad Theatre (11/27-12/20) |
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MrBallen: Lights out Live Chevalier Theatre (10/10-10/10) |
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Come From Away Oregon Shakespeare Festival (3/14-10/24) |
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& Juliet Hult Center (10/06-10/11) |
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Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue Paramount Theater Ashland (11/04-11/04) |
