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Arts: Page 203

Monsters Far Away and Close to Home

Though missing the mark, Colossal remains an intriguing failure of a film

Film 8 years ago

A carousing alcoholic with a tendency toward blackout, Gloria (the excellent Anne Hathaway) saunters home at sunrise one morning to find that her boyfriend, Tim … Continue reading →

Oregon Roots

Portland sister trio Joseph have Oregon Roots

Music 8 years ago

Portland roots-harmony sister trio Joseph take their name from the northeastern Oregon town of Joseph. Band member Allison Closner says she and her sisters spent … Continue reading →

Femme Diversifiée

Siri Vik’s Femme Fatale opens Friday at The Shedd

Music 8 years ago

For some musicians, performing is just stepping onto a stage, singing into a mic, playing a guitar, hitting a few drums — or whatever else … Continue reading →

Someday My Prince Will Come

A new-old look at a classic tale in Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella at the Hult

Theater 8 years ago

It’s not every day that an established playwright and screenwriter passes on an opportunity to create an updated Broadway show, but that’s just what Douglas … Continue reading →

Mile-High Dream Folk

Music 8 years ago

Colorado musician Gregory Alan Isakov is used to fronting rock bands — or singing alone with just his guitar. So he has to reach to … Continue reading →

New Symphony Conductor Named

And Eugene loses a quiet arts leader

Arts 8 years ago

To absolutely no one’s surprise, Francesco Lecce-Chong has been named the new music director of the Eugene Symphony. Wednesday’s announcement concludes the symphony’s yearlong search … Continue reading →

Big Eyes, Big Sound

Music 8 years ago

Singer-guitarist Kait Eldridge is the epitome of a dedicated bandleader. She’s prevailed through various line-up changes and relocations across the country, all while remaining the … Continue reading →

Don’t Let The Bastards Down

Not A Part Of It performing live for Lincoln st. sessions

Lincoln St. SessionsMusic 8 years ago

Eugene Weekly presents Not A Part Of It performing live at the EW offices on Lincoln st. Not A Part Of IT: Don’t Let The … Continue reading →

Soul’d Out Music Fest 2017

Our favorite moments on and off stage

Music 8 years ago

Art Talks

Having Cultural Conversations at OSU

Arts 8 years ago

Have you ever tried to repeat a phrase until it loses its meaning? Take “appreciating diversity,” for instance. It’s one of those phrases repeated so … Continue reading →

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