Playwright, provocateur, and more
Bennett Campbell Ferguson
August 14, 2021
As “The Oldest Profession” nears an end, a look at the method that shapes Paula Vogel’s incendiary work.
As “The Oldest Profession” nears an end, a look at the method that shapes Paula Vogel’s incendiary work.
Boom Arts is looking to bring a festive revolution to Portland. “We’re coming together to celebrate and turn things upside down,” says curator and producer Ruth Wikler, describing her vision for the company’s seventh season. In a world of constant bad news
Let’s do the time warp again. Cherríe Moraga’s Watsonville: Some Place Not Here, which opened Friday night at Milagro Theatre, premiered in 1996 and is based loosely on events that took place in the mid-to-late 1980s. But you’ll be excused if you
“I want to fight someone so bad!” That’s what I heard one audience member say after the end of defunkt theatre’s fearsome production of Girl in the Red Corner, Stephen Spotswood’s play about the rise of a rookie mixed-martial-arts fighter. I felt
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