The Immigrant Story and 9/11
Dmae Lo Roberts
September 7, 2021
Stage & Studio: A conversation with founder Sankar Raman, plus a father’s talk with his daughter 20 years ago on 9/11.
Stage & Studio: A conversation with founder Sankar Raman, plus a father’s talk with his daughter 20 years ago on 9/11.
Third Angle premieres an opera inspired by gentrification’s damage to Portland’s Black community.
Theater founder and executive director Donald Horn explains how he’s waging war on COVID-19.
The immigrant founder of Advance Gender Equity in the Arts says she often did not fit in – until she found theater.
PassinArt’s Pacific Northwest Multi-Cultural Festival serves a virtual feast of stories by and for artists of color.
Maeve Z O’Connor talks about her stuck-in-a-storm play “Omission,” opening at the Keizer Cultural Center.
Plus, Yamhill County galleries offer impressionistic paintings and clocks with an attitude.
As “The Oldest Profession” nears an end, a look at the method that shapes Paula Vogel’s incendiary work.
The Emerald City is tiptoeing back into live performances. It’s still spotty – but Shakespeare’s in the parks.
Part one in a series about how theater companies are transitioning back to in-person performances.
At the JAW New Play Fest, playwright Kate Hamill takes her updated Watson & Holmes mystery for a trial spin.
Imago takes Carol Triffle’s newest play offstage and onto radio. A cast member explores how and why they dunnit.
Jenn Grinels and Merideth Kaye Clark discuss the concert version of a musical about a woman who fought in the Civil War.
A singer grapples with Alzheimer’s in the new chamber opera “A Song by Mahler” at Chamber Music Northwest.
A momentous podcast conversation with the artistic directors of two leading Portland youth companies.
When Coaster Theatre Playhouse moved shows outdoors, it confronted a new challenge: being heard.
Rebecca Martinez and Zi Alikhan talk about life, theater, and becoming national Rising Leaders of Color.
Making magic in Laurelhurst Park with the family-friendly play “Hannah + the Healing Stone.”
Dmae Roberts talks with the makers of a new incubator for Black/Queer Theatre, from Fuse and OUTwright.
Cygnet presents “Xingu,” an Edith Wharton radio play adaptation full of literature, lies, and laughter.
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