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Life Lessons from Shakespeare

Dorothy Velasco’s new work was inspired by the real-life Eugene Shakespeare Club

ArtsBlogEW-ExtraTheater 1 month ago

Springfield playwright Dorothy Velasco’s latest play, Ladies Shakespeare Club, premieres Friday, Feb. 17, for a two-weekend run at Very Little Theatre’s intimate Stage Left. The … Continue reading →

Road Tested

Pop singer-songwriter Freedy Johnston returns after a seven-year break

Music 1 month ago

Musician Freedy Johnston wouldn’t recommend his songwriting approach to anyone. With a note of self-deprecating humor, Johnston says in a phone interview, “It’s very slow. … Continue reading →

Who Wrote the Book of Love?

Local teacher writes Harlequin romances, discusses how the novels have changed

BooksCulture 1 month ago

Classes at South Eugene High School start at 8:30 am, but history teacher Anna Grace wakes up four and a half hours before the bell … Continue reading →

Extralegal Rendition

An updated ‘Legally Blonde’ comes to town as a musical

ArtsBlogMusicPerforming ArtsTheater 1 month ago

Legally Blonde, The Musical, which ran at the Hult Center Feb. 3-5, was not what I was expecting. I’m a big fan of the movie, … Continue reading →

Oh, Us Crazy Cat Dads

The documentary 'Cat Daddies' is playing now at Art House

ArtsBlogFilm 1 month ago

Three things helped get me through the dark early days of the pandemic in the spring of 2020. The first was beer — more of … Continue reading →

The Magic of St. Olaf 

The premiere a cappella choir comes to Eugene Feb. 8

ArtsBlogMusic 2 months ago

Anton Armstrong knew a good thing when he heard it as an undergrad at St. Olaf College in Minnesota — the school’s choir. He graduated … Continue reading →

‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’

Cartoon characters come alive in a comedy-driven musical at Cottage Theatre

ArtsBlogPerforming ArtsTheater 2 months ago

Charlie Brown has yet to go out of style. The Peanuts gang still hangs out on occasion, and now it’s ready to take the stage. … Continue reading →

Jazz Funk [Soul]diers

Natsukashii Soul hits the ground running post-pandemic shutdowns

Music 2 months ago

It all came together in a matter of hours, according to Eugene musician Frank Visconti, trumpeter and manager with Natsukashii Soul, a brand-new jazz, R&B … Continue reading →

Legally Blonde, The Musical

Theater 2 months ago

“Girls, I’m going to Harvard,” Elle Woods says to her sorority sisters in the iconic 2001 film Legally Blonde. As former president of Delta Nu … Continue reading →

The Sounds of Silence

Many in Eugene’s do-it-yourself music scene say the police’s latest crackdown on loud gatherings is hurting the music community

Music 2 months ago

On the day of the University of Oregon’s 2022 spring football game in April, many students were preparing to cheer on the Ducks. Junior Claudia … Continue reading →

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