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When it comes to movies, cumbersome epics and endless sequels are alright, as far as they go — often altogether too far, really — but … Continue reading
This Friday night at the Maude Kerns Art Center, Leonel Soto, a musician from Sinaloa, Mexico, will be playing a one-night show. The March 8 … Continue reading
Antigone, written by Sophocles around 441 BCE, is considered to be one of the most produced ancient Greek tragedies. Nevertheless, it’s not something you can … Continue reading
As the lights come up on this brilliant little musical that opened March 1 at Oregon Contemporary Theatre, we learn that six members of the … Continue reading
Looking for a fun(ny) night out? This weekend into next week there are comedy shows all around town. Tonight, Feb. 29, Quackenbush d’Improv comedy troupe … Continue reading
As Women’s History Month approaches, female voices and artistry are uplifted with She’s Speaking Live kicking off the month at Unity of the Valley with … Continue reading
Talk Radio, now playing at The Very Little Theatre’s Stage Left, offers undeniable proof that The VLT, one of the oldest community theaters on the … Continue reading
Rock and roll takes on a new challenge when ballet tells the story of a classic fairytale. Once upon a time, a young girl is … Continue reading
Heavy synth-pop meets dystopian electronic rock when Ministry and Gary Numan with Front Line Assembly perform at McDonald Theatre Feb. 29. The band Ministry began … Continue reading
Dramatic and compelling describes this almost one-act play coming to town. Talk Radio opens this weekend Feb. 23 and runs through Mar. 10 at Very … Continue reading