Come one, Come all
R-rated horror circus sets up shop in Eugene April 25-28.
Remember how, in Disney’s Dumbo (1941), there was the circus scene right at the end with the cute flying elephant, and everyone was singing, and … Continue reading
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Poppin’ Off
Cottage Theatre’s musical rendition of ‘Mary Poppins’ floats in with the wind for a fun time filled with quips and entertaining musical numbers
Cottage Theatre’s musical Mary Poppins, running until April 27, quickly presented itself as a rich evening event. The musical was thoroughly enjoyable — despite perhaps … Continue reading
A Whole Lotta Nunsense
The enchanting Pegasus Playhouse cast performs as nuns with a dream through April 13.
This amusing production of Nunsense pokes fun at Catholicism while romping in unexpected directions. The Pegasus Playhouse show features a dedicated cast playing six nuns … Continue reading
You Can’t Recall My Name, So We Just Hold Hands
Experience a touching documentary and musical performance by the Eugene Concert Choir
Grab your tissues and head over to the Hult Center Saturday, April 12, or Sunday, April 13, for an emotional concert by the Eugene Vocal Arts … Continue reading
A Night for ‘The Toni’s’
Eugene Ballet’s Toni Pimble’s farewell season continues April 12
Her final year has been a whirlwind already. There have been well-wishers and tributes at every turn for the woman who has led Eugene Ballet … Continue reading
10 Minutes to Tell a Story
The 17th annual Northwest 10 Festival of new 10-minute plays starts April 3 at OCT
It’s a rapid-fire lineup of plays — eight of them, to be exact, and all of them just 10 minutes long — full of whimsical … Continue reading
It’s a Pokémon Feast for the Eyes
Haus of Dharma hosts Rare Candy: PETALDANCE! Friday in Corvallis
Throw out the standard polite and pristine garden party. This drag show ain’t it. Instead, Haus of Dharma has something better going on March 21 … Continue reading
Serving Mother
Portland performer combines clowning with the joys, hardships and horrors of motherhood at The Hybrid Gallery March 7
Portland performer Anne Zander trained in physically devised theater at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London, an improvisational discipline where theater pieces … Continue reading
‘The Unknowing’ Questions Society’s Lack of Empathy
Ethan Guillen debuts his first full-length contemporary dance March 8
Ethan Guillen has spent his career working as an HIV activist to broaden access to equitable HIV medicine and other prescriptions for those in need. … Continue reading
Blow Your Top
New York science comedian Ben Miller explores the funny side of volcanoes at Wildish Community Theatre in Springfield
What’s so funny about volcanoes? According to New York comedian Ben Miller, a lot. In February 2023, Miller spent a month-long artist residency at Hawai’i … Continue reading