Tristan und Isolde
At long last, it’s here. Well, at least Act 1 is here. Even with intermissions, it’s hard to sit through more than three hours of … Continue reading
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Omar Apollo
Live at McDonald Theatre [4.9.22]
Beach House with Ami Dang
Live at Keller Auditorium [4.6.22]
A Poundstone of Jokes
Paula Poundstone brings her observational comedy to Eugene’s Hult Center
The first time that comedian Paula Poundstone was in Eugene, she saw a sign on the side of the road that left an impression. “There … Continue reading
Thank You for the Music
Cottage Theatre opens, after a COVID-induced break, with the infectiously fun Mamma Mia
If Shakespeare had written a musical, it’d probably look like Mamma Mia. This may sound blasphemous to the strict Shakespearean types, but the Bard’s comedies … Continue reading
Everything is Art
Michael Moloi has danced his way from South Africa to Las Vegas to Eugene. Now he’s a painter, too.
Michael Moloi received a Black Lives Matter Grant from the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation last year. The art he created, which was shown at the … Continue reading
An Intimate Evening with Jacob Collier & His Piano
Live at the Hult Center [3.31.22]
The Virtuoso Line Continues
Jacob Collier is surprising the music world, and he has some commonalities with two rock-based virtuosos
If there’s one collaboration that speaks to songwriter Jacob Collier’s catalog, it isn’t his work with Coldplay on “Human Heart” or with SZA on “Good … Continue reading
Keb’ Mo’ at The Shedd
He’s a five-time Grammy winner who has been described as a living link to the seminal Delta blues that once traveled up and down the … Continue reading
Art? No Foolin’
A spring blizzard of exhibits awaits art lovers at the April 1 First Friday Art Walk
It’s been a long, dreary pandemic — especially for the arts world — but following last month’s relaxation of masking rules for public spaces, the … Continue reading