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Enjoy the bard under the moon and stars with three plays slated for the open-air Elizabethan Stage. Here it is mid-June, and we’re already at the midpoint of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival …
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A weekly compendium of theater miscellany, including a playwrights forum, the annual Drammy Awards presentation, Shakespeare in a cemetery, and a chance to see everyone's favorite fiance onstage. …
Continue reading Stage Notes: Profile’s playwrights, plus statues, headstones and that marriage-proposal guy
Former Portlander Marc Acito wins a Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding New Play or Musical with his marriage-equality comedy "Birds of a Feather." courtesy of Marc AcitoMarc Acito w…
Continue reading Plays with Oregon roots bear fruit in Washington, D.C. awards show
The weekend's theater offerings range from a taut drama about homophobia to a hypnotist's interactive comedy show. Mark BenningtonThe acclaimed Portland actor Chris Harder also wor…
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Overview of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's opening plays. “Romeo and Juliet” — Angus Bowmer Theatre, Feb. 24-Nov. 4 Perhaps you’ve heard of this one. It’s sad. Also romantic, passio…
Continue reading Oregon Shakespeare Festival opens the 2012 season with four plays
Classics such as "King Lear" and "A Streetcar Named Desire" anchor a typically wide-ranging slate of plays next year in Ashland. T Charles Erickson/Oregon Shakespeare Fes…
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'AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY' at Angus Bowmer Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare Festival. View full sizeJenny GrahamAugust Osage County at Oregon Shakespeare Festival”AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY” 8 p….
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