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Performing Arts: Page 32

Assassins Targets America

The Actors Cabaret production of the Sondheim musical takes aim at our current political hell

Theater 7 years ago

You’ve got to hand it to Actors Cabaret of Eugene. As the name implies, ACE is a homespun purveyor of musical theater, and as such, … Continue reading →

Kamau Loves You, Too

Comedian W. Kamau Bell returns to make another impression on Eugene

Comedy 7 years ago

Sociopolitical comedian W. Kamau Bell is a two-time Emmy Award-winning host and executive producer of CNN’s popular “United Shades of America,” where he has, among … Continue reading →

Rust Never Sleeps

All the stage is a world for Cottage Theatre’s tireless Tony Rust

Theater 7 years ago

I once referred to local theater maven Tony Rust as the hardest-working man in local show biz, but I believe there’s a more apt description, … Continue reading →

Channel Your Inner Light

Trek Theatre celebrates fifth anniversary with adaptation of classic episode

Theater 7 years ago

It’s clear by now that human civilization won’t change its ways to deter the worst-case scenario of climate change. With escalating temperatures and longer droughts, … Continue reading →

Time Enough to Play

Local theater people stage a production from scratch with Operation Shadowbox’s 36-Hour Play Project

Theater 7 years ago

Seriously, I would like nothing more than to tell you all about the wonderful play set to premiere this Saturday at Lane Community College’s Blue … Continue reading →

Tricky Dick is Back

This time he’s neither tan nor rested — but he certainly is honest by current standards

Theater 7 years ago

Richard Nixon has never looked so good. Once seen as a disgraced despot who — despite his earlier protestation that “I am not a crook!” … Continue reading →

Out on a Limb

Cottage Theatre tells a tale of love and loss in the world premiere of Joe Musso’s Treehouse

Theater 7 years ago

It was a packed house at the Cottage Theatre this weekend, which is hosting the world premiere of Joe Musso’s play Treehouse. Cottage Theatre was … Continue reading →

Minority Voices Theatre

Local theater project looks to confront Eugene’s diversity issues

Theater 7 years ago

Local theater directors Carol Dennis and Stanley Coleman had been churning around the idea of a diverse project for about six years after noticing a … Continue reading →

Exposed Spotlights Nuke Danger

Play explores the plight of fallout downwinders

Theater 7 years ago

Murmurs of a nuclear threat from North Korea and Iran, along with the growing number of people suffering from nuclear fallout, create the context for … Continue reading →

Fedora Fever

The Shedd takes on the tacky suits of the ’50s in Guys and Dolls.

ArtsTheater 7 years ago

America’s fondness for the 1950s is a strange thing. Beehive hairdos and TV dinners are relics of a consumer-driven past that should have died out … Continue reading →

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