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Performing Arts: Page 25

The Music Men

Joe Zingo and Jim Roberts have given Eugene a half century of musical theater

Theater 6 years ago

How does a 50-year-long fairytale romance in theater begin? It begins, once upon a time, during a low-budget production of Fiddler on the Roof, of … Continue reading →

A Futuristic Dance With The Past

Eugene Ballet’s Firebird is A haunting blend of Russian folklore

Dance 6 years ago

I love life’s little synchronicities, like how a man named Igor created one of the most recognizably creepy compositions in music history.  In a dystopian … Continue reading →

Split Personality

Eugene Ballet’s new Firebird sets traditional Slavic myth in dark, dystopian future

Dance 6 years ago

When Suzanne Haag was asked to choreograph a new production of Igor Stravinsky’s ballet The Firebird for Eugene Ballet Company this season, she was given … Continue reading →

Up in the Alps

Cottage Theatre closes its current season with an epic production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s classic The Sound of Music

Theater 6 years ago

Cottage Theatre is bidding auf Wiedersehen to its home of 20 years with a mountainous send off via The Sound of Music. Once the legendary … Continue reading →

Doin’ the Watusi

ACE’s production of the musical Beehive raises girl talent to the flower power

Theater 6 years ago

Spring is in the air and so is the hairspray in Actor Cabaret’s production of Larry Gallagher’s off-Broadway revue Beehive. ACE veteran Ashley Apelzin makes … Continue reading →

A Modern Midwest Thriller

Bennett Fisher’s suspenseful drama Damascus takes on the dangers of implicit and explicit bias

Theater 6 years ago

I was able to experience my first show at the Oregon Contemporary Theatre this past weekend for the West Coast premiere of Bennett Fisher’s modern … Continue reading →

Lost in Yonkers

VLT mines the myth of simpler times in the Broadway musical Hello, Dolly!

Theater 6 years ago

Imagine living in an era of this American continent when being “half a millionaire” was more than enough juice to make you the leading citizen … Continue reading →

Anatomy in Motion, for a Cause

flex Studio’s dance performance “FLEX*A*TOM*I*CAL” to benefit CSS

Dance 6 years ago

Promising to take the audience on “an interactive, physical and metaphysical ride through the human body,” Eugene’s flex Studios will host its sixth-annual benefit dance … Continue reading →

A Defining Moment in Ashland

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival launches its final season under Bill Rauch

Theater 6 years ago

Beleaguered by financial woes from last season’s wildfires, whose smoke caused cancellations of a couple dozen outdoor performances, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival kicked off its … Continue reading →

Oregon Shakespeare Festival Picks New Artistic Director

Nataki Garrett will be the first person of color to lead the repertory theater

ArtsTheater 6 years ago

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has chosen Nataki Garrett as its next artistic director, succeeding Bill Rauch when he leaves in August after 12 years in … Continue reading →

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