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Arts: Page 202

The Spin

Who’s who and what’s what in dance this Month

Dance 8 years ago

This weekend only, Harmonic Laboratory presents PLATFORM, a collaborative arts festival featuring more than 70 local artists, musicians and dancers 8–11 pm Saturday, May 6, at … Continue reading →

Life is a Cabaret

ACE refuses to look away in anger with its fantastic production of Kander and Ebb’s dark musical masterpiece

Theater 8 years ago

Even if Actors Cabaret of Eugene’s current production of Cabaret were a drop-dead disaster, I’d still recommend it wholeheartedly. This 1966 hit Broadway show, based … Continue reading →

Hannah and Unison

Two fine world premieres at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Theater 8 years ago

You have two great new reasons to visit the Oregon Shakespeare Festival right now — Hannah and the Dread Gazebo, a charming, balanced inquiry into … Continue reading →

Updating Traditions

A new Oregon opera at the Music Today Festival

Music 8 years ago

Portland Opera may have canceled this month’s production, but you can see a brand-new, made-in-Oregon opera for free next weekend at the University of Oregon’s … Continue reading →

Blue Transmissions

Ethereal pop band halie and the moon celebrates its CD release

Music 8 years ago

Bluntly put, halie and the moon is a band comprising five crackerjack musicians whose creativity, chops and sophistication would be breathtaking to encounter in any … Continue reading →

#NOPE

Tech thriller The Circle founders on false dichotomies and a lack of direction

Film 8 years ago

Within the first few minutes of The Circle, a tiresome cinematic exercise in false dichotomies, Mae (Emma Watson) tells a friend that she’ll send him … Continue reading →

A Boy and His Thumbs

Music 8 years ago

The quality of a story’s substance isn’t necessarily the meat or the grit — sometimes it’s how a person chooses to tell it. Danny Yarborough … Continue reading →

A Cabin in the Woods

Music 8 years ago

“I sang before I talked,” laughs Kate Sawicki, lead singer of the richly eclectic band The Cabin Project. Sawicki and her solemn band mates string … Continue reading →

N.A.P.O.I. full session

Not A Part Of It performing live for #lincolnstreetsessions in it's entirety

Lincoln St. SessionsMusic 8 years ago

Check out the full Lincoln Street Session session from Not A Part Of It Recorded: 10-13-2016 Audio Recording & Mixing: James Bateman Cameras: Trask Bedortha, … Continue reading →

A Gray Day is Beautiful, Too

White Lotus offers new paintings by Margaret Prentice

Visual Arts 8 years ago

Some people look forward to retirement. They plan for the time when they can stop working and do nothing but take it easy and relax. … Continue reading →

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