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Performing Arts: Page 44

Ghosts of Christmas Quaint

A local holiday tradition brings Welsh author Dylan Thomas to Eugene

Theater 9 years ago

Eugene actor David Stuart Bull was born and raised in England, just over the border from Wales. And for 30 years, Bull has brought a … Continue reading →

Fear and Loathing in Santaland

Theater 9 years ago

David Sedaris is a masterfully droll storyteller, and his one-man play The Santaland Diaries, playing now at Oregon Contemporary Theatre, is the perfect pairing for … Continue reading →

Hungry for Generations

The Big Meal at Oregon Contemporary Theatre is full of dynamic performances

Theater 9 years ago

Dan LeFranc’s quickly dives into a chaotic script with his play, The Big Meal, which features an otherwise mellow plot. Two young lovebirds meet and … Continue reading →

The Spin

Who’s who and what’s what in dance this month

Dance 9 years ago

Ah, October: Corn mazes, jack-o-lanterns, kids in costumes and … undead ballet!  Eugene Ballet Company revives its masterful Giselle at 7:30 pm Oct. 28 and … Continue reading →

A New Spin on Good & Evil

Eugene Ballet reimagines Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen

Performing Arts 9 years ago

Next spring, Eugene Ballet Company will stage the biggest project the outfit has undertaken in its 38-year history — a brand new, quarter-million-dollar envisioning of … Continue reading →

Left of the Dial

Fred Crafts brings back the golden days with Radio Redux

Performing Arts 9 years ago

From screwball comedies to hardboiled gumshoes to fantasy, science fiction and holiday fare, Radio Redux brings the past into the present.   “We’re exploring great … Continue reading →

(Laugh)TrackTown, USA

Eugene comics build local scene with open mics and showcases

Performing Arts 9 years ago

As a kid, Eugene-based stand-up comedian Seth Milstein watched Saturday Night Live religiously. “I thought it was the greatest,” Milstein recalls of NBC’s long-running sketch … Continue reading →

The Irish Problem

Very Little Theatre comes up historically short with ambitious production of Juno and the Paycock

NewsTheater 9 years ago

Although I’m aware that conflicts of one kind or another have rocked Ireland for centuries, my knowledge of early 20th-century Irish history is admittedly, and … Continue reading →

Forty Years and Countless Costumes

Fashion and theater collide for Alexandra Bonds’ historic runway show at the UO’s Hope Theatre

CulturePerforming Arts 9 years ago

Alexandra Bonds’ retrospective costume fashion show this weekend, Portfolio, promises a lively look back at nearly four decades of stitching, with 40 garments leaping from … Continue reading →

The Music and the Mirror

Cottage Theatre delivers a triple threat with strong production of A Chorus Line

Theater 9 years ago

If you could peer into this critic’s embryonic soul, I suspect you’d find A Chorus Line lyrics. I wore grooves into my album of the … Continue reading →

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