Percussion’s vast instrumentarium
Charles Rose
October 31, 2019
Portland Percussion Group bangs the drums every which way. Is this the bridge the music world needs?
Portland Percussion Group bangs the drums every which way. Is this the bridge the music world needs?
Frankenstein, Día de Muertos, tribute bands, dinosaurs, warps & wefts, a Dope Elf: Welcome to the art week.
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“The Brothers Paranormal” delivers a masterly blend of social commentary and supernatural horror.
Fossil fanatics Ray Troll and Kirk Johnson will visit Salishan Resort to talk about their latest book.
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At Portland Playhouse, Tina Packer and Nigel Gore dive deeply into the world of women in Shakespeare’s plays.
Reflections on the end of Bill Rauch’s tenure at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival; plus the week in Portland theater.
A conference introduces a national organization to Portland. Tackling of pressing issues in Oregon arts ensues.
A critic’s voice is human, fallible, individual. It will sometimes please you, sometimes amuse you, sometimes infuriate you.
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Women & Shakespeare, Roger Kukes’ stories in paint, Día de Muertos, prison tales, “Butterfly” time.
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