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Performing Arts: Page 8

Celebration of a Musical Theatre Entity

Broadway hits resurface with tribute performances

Theater 1 year ago

Shrek the Musical’s composition unfolds here in town among six other shows featured on and off Broadway. In its ninth year, The Contemporary Songbook Project … Continue reading →

Laughing Matters

Standup comedy club opens in downtown Eugene

Comedy 1 year ago

Olsen Run Comedy Club and Lounge, a professional standup comedy club, has opened in the remodeled bar and lounge of what was formerly Sessions Music … Continue reading →

She Loves Me Not, She Loves Me!

The Non-Stop Players have three final performances of ‘She Loves Me’

Theater 1 year ago

It was love for each from the first letter, but can the words in that correspondence from the Lonely Hearts Club be trusted? Will Amalia … Continue reading →

The Beauty Of ‘Every Brilliant Thing’

The one-man show that explores coping with mental health issues continues at OCT through Feb. 4

Theater 1 year ago

Seashells. Messages. Ice cream. David Bowie. Laughing so hard you shoot milk out your nose. These are just samples of the small and wonderful brilliant … Continue reading →

A View of ‘Grand Horizons’

VLT’s production of the Tony Award-nominated play is Jan. 19 through Feb. 4

Theater 1 year ago

Everything looks fine on the surface, and why wouldn’t it?  After all, Bill and Nancy have been married for 50 years and are living the … Continue reading →

Let Fortune Feimster Tell You A Story

The comedian performs two shows Jan. 5 at McDonald Theatre

Comedy 1 year ago

It’s confessional storytelling comedy at its finest. You can feel the Fortune. Fortune Feimster — a writer as well as a charismatic actress and comedian … Continue reading →

Clara, A Prince, A Fairy And The Mouse King — Take A Bow

Eugene Ballet brings ‘The Nutcracker’ to life at the Hult Center Dec. 21-26

Dance 1 year ago

The storyline and characters are well known. There is the “Party Scene,” “The Transformation,” “The Battle Scene” and the “Snow Scene.” And that’s just Act … Continue reading →

Ad-libbing Scrooge in ‘A Scriptless Carol’

The No Script Society Improv, with audience participation, performs three shows Dec. 15 through 17 based loosely on ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Very Little Theatre’s Stage Left

Theater 1 year ago

Ah, another Christmas season is upon us, with all its glorious lights and festivities. “A poor excuse for picking a man’s pocket every 25th of … Continue reading →

A Holiday Visit

Jane Austen fans — and people who have never read her books — are in for a holiday treat at OCT

Theater 1 year ago

Calling all Jane Austen fans: Oregon Contemporary Theatre is serving a feast of a play that promises to lighten the gloom of winter and revitalize … Continue reading →

A One-act Celebration of Indigenous Traditions

A story of generational differences and Indigenous traditions comes to life at VLT

Theater 1 year ago

A celebration of Indigenous performance traditions and Native dramatists comes to the stage with performances of The Woman Who Was a Red Deer Dressed for … Continue reading →

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