Holiday harmonica: Joe Powers returns
December 29, 2022
Powers and band performed their eclectic holiday concert for the first time since 2019.
Powers and band performed their eclectic holiday concert for the first time since 2019.
Fuse Theatre’s new production of Thornton Wilder’s American classic tells the story of love and loss from a queer perspective.
Combining solo and ensemble pieces, “Momentum of Isolation” asks us to consider whether our growing digital existence is actually contributing to a lack of social connection.
Portland filmmaker Anthony Orkin’s “Hello from Nowhere” blends romantic mixups and Gilbert & Sullivan on a Mount Hood camping trip.
The company presents a trio of dances – a world premiere and two returning works, including Ihsan Rustem’s irreverent reinterpretation of Ravel’s classic.
The Portland company’s modern adaptation of Mozart’s opera merges formidable singing with contemporary political commentary.
In a bold new take, Chekhov’s characters are stuck in the Arctic and beset by all sorts of disasters – but they still know how to have fun.
Bonnie Vorenberg and ArtAge have helped spur a flourishing national scene of theater for older people.
“… Maddy called me up a year ago, and she was like, let’s start this thing. I have an idea, it’s called Renegade Opera.”
Fertile Ground 2021: In “Livin’ in the Light,” opera singer Onry seeks a space for a Black man to breathe.
Fertile Ground: Mark LaPierre and Ian Anderson-Priddy’s zombie comic-book musical will make your pulse rush. If you have one.
Fertile Ground 2021: Joni Whitworth and Hannah Piper Burns find the mythic amid the reality of Covid-19.
Fertile Ground 2021: Lisa Collins’ “Be Careful What You Ask For” delves into a Portland killing and issues of race.
Portland Opera’s virtual recitals from Martin Bakari and Vanessa Isiguen dig into the heart and soul of the music.
Portland Opera’s free online recital series “Live From the Hampton Opera Center” goes contemporary.
As Portland Public Schools teach long-distance, the district’s arts teachers find creative ways to adapt.
An online play based on a backstage novel about life, love, and revenge in the theater scratches an itch in Covid-19 time.
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