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Witching Hour

Psychedelic rock band Frankie and the Witch Fingers makes Eugene debut at Old Nick’s Pub

BlogMusic 1 week ago

Few bands can match the pleasantly violent assault on the ears of The Stooges’ 1973 classic Raw Power. But Frankie and the Witch Fingers can … Continue reading →

A Walk Through Old New England

Works from three late 19th and early 20th century American composers are spotlighted at The Shedd 

ArtsBlogMusic 2 weeks ago

It’s been a bastion of flowering culture throughout the nation’s history, with Western European threads tied to much of it, and a slice of that … Continue reading →

A ’20s Twist 

Eugene Opera set to renew a Puccini classic with a flapper-era update

ArtsBlogMusicPerforming Arts 2 weeks ago

“It goes by much quicker than an Avengers movie,” Andrew Bisantz says of the opera La Bohème. “There’s never a dull moment.” Bisantz, in his … Continue reading →

When Bad Gets Good

The worst movie in the world —  The Room — to be screened, featuring in-person Q&A with leading actor at Corvallis’ Whiteside Theater 

Film 2 weeks ago

The first time I watched The Room, it was on the late-night network Adult Swim sometime in the late ’00s. As the credits rolled, my … Continue reading →

To Die Like a Man

A powerful production at VLT explores the art of facing an unjust death

Theater 2 weeks ago

A Lesson Before Dying, Romulus Linney’s drama based on the acclaimed 1993 novel by Ernest J. Gaines, is now playing in a heart-wrenching production at The … Continue reading →

Next Measure

With a job change on horizon, Francesco Lecce-Chong reflects on his time with Eugene Symphony

ArtsBlogMusic 2 weeks ago

For more than six years, Francesco Lecce-Chong has been an exuberant leading figure of the Eugene Symphony. When conducting concerts, he enthusiastically shares the history … Continue reading →

Lenses of Lane County

Artist-run collective launches photography exhibit, diverse in method and genre 

ArtsBlogVisual Arts 3 weeks ago

“I know people who go to a location specifically with a photo in mind,” says Walt O’Brien, a longstanding member of Eugene’s PhotoZone Gallery. “I … Continue reading →

Pegasus Playhouse Takes Flight

Theater company opens new location, continues to expand limits of the youth musical

ArtsBlogTheater 3 weeks ago

“I can’t help but want to create something,” says Scott Frazier-Maskiell, founder and artistic director of Pegasus Playhouse. “I’m addicted to it.” Pegasus Playhouse, a … Continue reading →

Strictly Classical

Eugene Symphony fills Jan. 19 concert with 18th century music 

Music 3 weeks ago

Eugene Symphony is sticking with the classics for its Jan. 19 concert. The orchestra takes on some of the biggest names of the Classical era, … Continue reading →

‘Finding Each Other’

Eugene theater set to host original play about breast cancer, space and discovering friendship under the unlikeliest of circumstances

Theater 3 weeks ago

“You can find connection with any person if you’re able and open to listen,” says Siena Marilyn Ledger, the playwright of Man and Moon.  Eric … Continue reading →

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