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Savannah Brown

Author: Savannah Brown

When I See an Elephant Fly

Behind the scenes of the puppets and acrobats that bring ‘Water for Elephants’ to life at the Hult Center Nov. 6 through Nov. 8

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 3 days ago

Setting up the large production of the Broadway show Water for Elephants on the Hult Center stage, Nov. 6 through Nov. 8 is a gargantuan … Continue reading →

It’s Just Us Girls in the House of Borden

Oregon Contemporary Theatre’s punk all-girl musical lets Lizzie Borden tell her dark side of the story

EW-ExtraTheater 4 days ago

Lizzie Borden took an axe. Gave her mother 40 whacks. When she saw what she had done, gave her father 41.  We’ve all heard the … Continue reading →

Love Me, Bat Boy

Opal Center’s campy musical is a dark romp bringing the tabloid character to life

Theater 5 days ago

Do not go to Bat Boy: The Musical.  Do not go to Bat Boy: The Musical if you hate fun. If you hate camp, hate … Continue reading →

Let’s Go To Movies, Let’s Go See The Stars

The annual Contemporary Songbook Project takes The Shedd to Hollywood

Whats-Happening 5 days ago

For the last 12 years, Eugene vocalist Evynne Hollens has transported The Shedd out of its happy place that is the Great American Songbook by … Continue reading →

Reinventing Shakespeare with Womanhood and Steampunk

After four years, Eugene Ballet’s steampunk ‘Taming of the Shrew’ returns refined, emotional and stunning as ever

DanceEW-Extra 2 weeks ago

One of Shakespeare’s most controversial comedies has long been The Taming of the Shrew. It follows the story of Bianca, who is well-loved by all … Continue reading →

Crafting a Legacy

Oregon writing contest honors Cai Emmons

Books 2 weeks ago

In Oregon’s long literary history, only one woman has contributed to it with nationally recognized stories about people who control the weather, women who turn … Continue reading →

Best Local zine

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Arts and Performance 2 weeks ago

1. Graffiti Magazine, Graffiti-Magazine.com. 2. Dissonant Times, DissonantTimes.org. 3. Emergency Horse, EmergencyHorseMagazine.substack.com. Graffiti Magazine lives by the ethos: “You write it, we print it.” According … Continue reading →

Best Tattoo artist

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Business 2 weeks ago

1. Sarah Knapp, Wild Rose Tattoo, 2849 Oak St., Wildrosetattoo.com. 2. Wendy Kai, Moon Maiden Tattoo, MoonmaidenTattoo.com. 3. Summer Shield, Dirt Nap Tattoo, 247 W. … Continue reading →

Best Downtown Springfield store

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Business 2 weeks ago

1. The Crypt, 226 7th St., Spfd., Instagram.com/thecrypt541. 2. Lovely, 111 Main St., Spfd., 541-636-8662, LovelyAllDay.com. 3. Chuck & Alice, 414 Main St., Spfd., ChuckandAlice.com. … Continue reading →

Best New business

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Business 2 weeks ago

1. Bewitched Oddities, 25 E. 8th Ave., #25, 458-210-2547, BewitchedOddities.com. 2. Outliers Bookstore, 2467 Hilyard St, 541-232-7552, Outliersbook.com. 3. Oregrown, 211 West 6th Ave., 541-505-9652, … Continue reading →

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