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Performing Arts

Wrestle-woman-ia

Moxie Dance Collective presents dance inspired by pro-wrestling

Dance 3 days ago

On Jan. 18, Moxie Dance Collective presents Wrestlesque, a celebration and tribute to professional wrestling, where the sport’s theatricality is choreographed into dance. Moxie member … Continue reading →

Double the Fun

Improv comedy rap battle at Fathoms Bar

Comedy 3 weeks ago

On Jan. 3, Double Entendre, a combination rap battle and comedy show, returns to Fathoms Bar near the University of Oregon campus. Eugene comedian Lexis … Continue reading →

Welcome the New Year with Fermata Ballet Collective

The theme of Fermata’s Winter Series ‘Thresholds’ encourages welcoming new energy, new ideas and the new year. 

Dance 3 weeks ago

Fermata Ballet Collective is hosting its annual Winter Series Jan. 2 to Jan. 4. It invites dancers of all levels to engage with dance, conversation, … Continue reading →

An Aussie Abroad

Comedic storytelling inspired in part by Eugene comes to The Hybrid Gallery

Comedy 1 month ago

A woman named Gina, who was close to Australian storytelling comedian Jon Bennett, lost her virginity in Eugene. Bennett, now based in Portland, tells that … Continue reading →

It wouldn’t be Christmas without tea

‘O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy’ puts the tea in Christmas

ComedyWhats-Happening 1 month ago

Jamesy (Alastair Knowles) and James (Aaron Malkin) have a Christmas wish: they want to gift the entire world tea. A letter is sent off to … Continue reading →

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Turns 50: A Celebration

One of the highest regarded films of all time will be celebrated Dec. 6

Theater 1 month ago

“And the Oscar goes to…” at the 48th Academy Awards in 1976, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975) achieved a feat that only two … Continue reading →

‘Oh, What a Beautiful Morning’ 

The sounds of Oklahoma! echo through The Shedd

Theater 1 month ago

Let’s say you happen to hear the first five words of the song, “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’.” What are you hearing and who is … Continue reading →

MEND: A Theatrical Spell for Liberation

An all-queer, DIY ensemble casts a spell of resistance and collective healing

Theater 2 months ago

What does resistance look like when it’s woven with poetry, song and ritual? MEND, a neighborhood-grown theatrical spell, offers an answer. This anti-capitalist dramatic comedy … Continue reading →

A Hip Old Nanny Hits the Stage

Craig Allen Smith discusses portraying a middle-aged man portraying an elderly Scottish lady in the ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ musical 

EW-ExtraTheater 2 months ago

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), one of the ultimate Robin William’s ’90s vehicles — chock full of his expert improv and run by fruitings — is everyone’s … Continue reading →

All Hail Queen Bey

XCape Dance Company pays tribute to Beyoncé at the Hult Center

Dance 2 months ago

XCape Dance Company launches its 12th season with Queen Bey: A Dance Experience at the Hult Center. XCape Creative Director Vanessa Fuller says the show … Continue reading →

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