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Performing Arts

Transylvanian Transvestites Headed for Eugene

Forbidden Fruit’sRocky Horror Shadow Cast continues a 30-year tradition of being loud and disruptive at the movies

Performing Arts 5 days ago

Oregon has a long and uncensored history with Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). Though, one would hesitate to say it’s a cordial romance, because the … Continue reading →

Bleepin’ Funny: A Tsunami Books Benefit

Bleepin’ Funny brings a comedic performance to benefit Tsunami’s efforts to purchase its building 

Comedy 2 weeks ago

     Live a little and laugh a lot at the upcoming Bleepin’ Funny comedy benefit show, to fundraise for Tsunami Books’ efforts to purchase its building … Continue reading →

Bilingual Dreaming

A complex political comedy at the UO sometimes offers too much of a good thing

Theater 2 weeks ago

When you enter the Miller Theatre Complex at the University of Oregon to see Los Dreamers, what will first catch your eye are some beautiful … Continue reading →

The Brainiac

Eugene comedians raise funds for brain tumor research at Art House

Comedy 3 weeks ago

A few years ago, Eugene comedian Rudy Tyburczy was diagnosed with a low-level malignant brain tumor, which has since been removed. May is Brain Tumor … Continue reading →

Midnight Marauders

Get weird at Eugene’s only late-night comedy open mic

ComedySwizzle 4 weeks ago

As the song lyrics go, “After midnight, we’re going to let it all hang down.” That’s exactly what Eugene comedian Angie Bloomfield hopes for atMidnight … Continue reading →

You’ll Be Dancing Once Again

The ultimate mother-daughter musical is still the same ABBA-driven party we’ve always loved

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 1 month ago

We’ve got three dads, we’ve got strong female friendships and we’ve got the unbreakable — yet forever complicated — mother-daughter relationship. Oh yeah, we’ve also … Continue reading →

Gardell for the People

Comedy 2 months ago

Comedian, father and sitcom star Billy Gardell thinks we’re too hard on kids. Gardell, a veteran standup and star of Mike & Molly, Young Sheldon … Continue reading →

Odd Couple

A Case for the Existence of God is a tale of an unlikely friendship in a life full of unexpected complications

Theater 2 months ago

Samuel D. Hunter is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of our leading contemporary American playwrights. You may not know his name yet, but he … Continue reading →

Revolutionary Women

The Revolutionists at Very Little Theatre is both nifty and lavish

Theater 2 months ago

When you enter Very Little Theatre’s main stage auditorium to attend the current production of The Revolutionists, the first thing that catches your eye is … Continue reading →

Hart-Shaped Box

Eugene comedian records a live album at The Hybrid Gallery

Comedy 2 months ago

A dead cow changed Nathan Hart’s life. Driving to a gig in Central Oregon, the Eugene comedian hit the animal, which was already deceased in … Continue reading →

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