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Performing Arts: Page 4

You Can’t Recall My Name, So We Just Hold Hands

Experience a touching documentary and musical performance by the Eugene Concert Choir

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 4 months ago

Grab your tissues and head over to the Hult Center Saturday, April 12, or Sunday, April 13, for an emotional concert by the Eugene Vocal Arts … Continue reading →

A Night for ‘The Toni’s’

Eugene Ballet’s Toni Pimble’s farewell season continues April 12

Dance 4 months ago

Her final year has been a whirlwind already. There have been well-wishers and tributes at every turn for the woman who has led Eugene Ballet … Continue reading →

10 Minutes to Tell a Story

The 17th annual Northwest 10 Festival of new 10-minute plays starts April 3 at OCT

Theater 5 months ago

It’s a rapid-fire lineup of plays — eight of them, to be exact, and all of them just 10 minutes long — full of whimsical … Continue reading →

It’s a Pokémon Feast for the Eyes

Haus of Dharma hosts Rare Candy: PETALDANCE! Friday in Corvallis

Performing Arts 5 months ago

Throw out the standard polite and pristine garden party. This drag show ain’t it. Instead, Haus of Dharma has something better going on March 21 … Continue reading →

Serving Mother

Portland performer combines clowning with the joys, hardships and horrors of motherhood at The Hybrid Gallery March 7

Performing Arts 6 months ago

Portland performer Anne Zander trained in physically devised theater at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London, an improvisational discipline where theater pieces … Continue reading →

‘The Unknowing’ Questions Society’s Lack of Empathy

Ethan Guillen debuts his first full-length contemporary dance March 8

Dance 6 months ago

Ethan Guillen has spent his career working as an HIV activist to broaden access to equitable HIV medicine and other prescriptions for those in need. … Continue reading →

Blow Your Top

New York science comedian Ben Miller explores the funny side of volcanoes at Wildish Community Theatre in Springfield

Comedy 6 months ago

What’s so funny about volcanoes? According to New York comedian Ben Miller, a lot. In February 2023, Miller spent a month-long artist residency at Hawai’i … Continue reading →

Eugene Ballet Takes on ‘Carmen’

The ballet rendition of the 1875 opera Carmen is Feb. 22 and 23

Dance 6 months ago

Through graceful leaps and expressive faces, Eugene Ballet takes the story of Carmen to new levels without spoken word or song. When the opera was … Continue reading →

Up in the Air

Youth aerial performers take to the stage — or skies — of the Hult Center

Performing Arts 6 months ago

Aerial performers know what it feels like for the world to tip upside down better than most. Zenith Aerial Arts is the aerial circus ensemble … Continue reading →

Welcome to Hadestown: The Teen Edition

Springfield High School’s production of the Broadway hit begins Feb. 14

Theater 6 months ago

One song can change your fate. One song can sweep you from hope and wonder to tragedy and sadness. That’s what made Hadestown riveting when … Continue reading →

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