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We all know that the first rule of improvisation is “Yes, and.” This, of course, is the idea that when scene partners are working together, … Continue reading
There’s a soft spot in Henry Alley’s heart for a person scrambling through hard times. It was evident in the author’s six previous novels, and … Continue reading
Each October, the Eugene filmmaking community comes alive — or rather, returns from the dead — for the Eugene Film Society’s 72-Hour Horror Film Competition. … Continue reading
Eugene musician Annah Anti-Palindrome — who describes herself as “anti-Zionist Mizrahi Jew” — feels it’s crucial to take a stand against Israel’s occupation of Palestine, … Continue reading
Gian Carlo Menotti. Ever heard of him? If you’re under a certain age, probably not. Many others, however, will remember him as the father of … Continue reading
Glitterfox has had a very eventful 13 years to say the least. Shortly after guitarist Andrea Walker encountered French Basque vocalist Solange Igoa at a … Continue reading
“People don’t go to the states and go, ‘You know what? I’m a first generation immigrant. What should I do? I’m going to do comedy,’” … Continue reading
Andrew Barton remembers the cheddar bagel at Humble Bagel with unusual specificity. The now-defunct shop sat on the corner of the Sundance building on 24th … Continue reading
In the early 1970s, Peter Laufer’s family home was set on fire in an arson attack, resulting in his mother’s legs being severely burned. “It … Continue reading
Brian Trapp grew up with his twin brother Danny, who had a disability. Growing up, Danny would remind Brian that he was six minutes older. … Continue reading