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Performing Arts

Rural Life

Capital T Theatre brings Jerusalem to Eugene for the first time

Theater 4 days ago

You may think you’ve never heard of the acclaimed British playwright, Jez Butterworth. However, his raucously funny, as well as violent and shocking plays, have … Continue reading →

A Comic, a Guitar and a Puppet Walk into a Bar…

A glimpse into Demi Adejuyigbe’s upcoming set at the Oregon Country Fair

Comedy 2 weeks ago

Demi Adejuyigbe is a talented and versatile British American writer, comedian, filmmaker, podcaster and musician with an extensive writing portfolio that includes The Good Place, … Continue reading →

Grind on ’Em

UO Theatre Celebrates queerness through pantomime theater 

Theater 4 weeks ago

Everyone knows the story of Cinderella.  But not everyone knows Grindrella, Cinderella’s sexed-up, queer pantomime step-sibling. And no one knows it better than the students … Continue reading →

Color and Light

Dylan Bunten and Laurel Merz shine in Cottage Theatre’s Sunday in the Park With George

EW-ExtraTheater 1 month ago

It’s always fascinating when you get to witness a small local group put on its adaptation of a Broadway staple. Many shows struggle to capture … Continue reading →

Intimately Hopeful

A gifted Black seamstress seeks love in early 1900s NYC in Intimate Apparel at Very Little Theatre

Theater 1 month ago

Intimate Apparel, now playing on the main stage at Very Little Theatre, is a moving early work by Lynn Nottage, the only female playwright to … Continue reading →

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 2 months 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 months 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 months 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 2 months 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 2 months 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 →

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