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Arts: Page 5

Return to Light

Celebrate spring with The Wax Poetry Revue

Performing ArtsWhats-Happening 2 months ago

Eugene burlesque troupe The Wax Poetry Revue returns March 22 to perform at Oregon Contemporary Theatre with Midnight Menagerie, the ensemble’s first performance since spring … Continue reading →

On In Ten

The Northwest 10 Festival brings a new meaning to quick change. 

Theater 2 months ago

The drama of Shakespeare, the whimsy of Jen Silverman and the resilience of August Wilson can be found in a 10-minute package at this year’s … Continue reading →

Wherefore Art Thou, Symphony?

Music 3 months ago

The Eugene Symphony performs a Sunday matinee of Romeo and Juliet March 15 Experience the most romantic, the most classic and the most messy love … Continue reading →

Fiction and Fact

Longtime journalists read from a new novel and a respected biography 

BooksNews 3 months ago

Land, how it shapes us and how we shape it, will be the connective tissue at a dual author event on Saturday when novelist Kathy … Continue reading →

Making Waves

The DisOrient film festival is back in Eugene, honoring the Asian American diaspora through film 

Film 3 months ago

Dr. Christina Yang was one of the first Asian American women on screen for the millions of viewers of Grey’s Anatomy. Despite “Yang” being the … Continue reading →

Peaches and Cream

Get off with Peaches, March 17 at WOW Hall

Music 3 months ago

Riotously profane electroclash songs about queer identity and the boundaries of sexuality — as can be found on Canadian musician Peaches’ new album,No Lube So … Continue reading →

Love and Grief

UO grad’s memoir looks at the personal choice of reproductive justice

BooksEW-Extra 3 months ago

Jill Christman’s latest memoir, The Heart Folds Early, brings the reader directly to the epicenter of reproductive justice. The writing is raw and vivid, and … Continue reading →

Mind Tricks

Dave Alvin performs with improvisational blues-rock supergroup in Eugene

Music 3 months ago

The Third Mind, a supergroup of just-left-of-center rock stars including Dave Alvin (The Blasters), performs March 12 at WOW Hall, supporting last year’s full-length album, … Continue reading →

Eastern Promises

Two Portland experimental rock bands perform in Eugene

Music 3 months ago

Portland experimental rock trio Descending Pharaohs performs March 7 at Art House, fresh from recording the follow-up to their debut album, Ritual of Light. Heavy … Continue reading →

I Want to Believe

The Fifth Hypothesis at Oregon Contemporary Theatre hits with sasquatch and humor

Theater 3 months ago

 If you’ve ever seen a play by local playwright Paul Calandrino, you won’t want to miss his latest, The Fifth Hypothesis. In its world premiere … Continue reading →

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