Live performance is happening! It’s as close as your electronic device. Tonight and Friday evening, and Sunday afternoon, CoHo Productions presents Aberdeen, a musical storytelling [...]
Like so many theatres in the greater Portland area, Portland Center Stage has created new ways to keep creatives busy and somewhat employed during the pandemic. It has joined the national theatre [...]
Claudia is a baby pangolin–a small, aardvark-like creature–who shows up in Momo’s pocket at her grandfather’s stinky fish market in Wuhan, China. And she is the star of [...]
Just to clear the air, let me begin by stating the obvious: it has been a stinking time for the Arts. No openings, no shows, no dear little cocktails and social mixing with the great and the [...]
Lakewood Theatre Company‘s production of The Odd Couple makes one thing perfectly clear. Neil Simon‘s Tony-winning domestic comedy is still hilarious after all these years! It [...]
Christopher (Jamie Sanders) lives in the mysterious world of autism. His movements are robotic, he hates being touched, he loves math, he struggles to communicate verbally, and he loves animals. [...]
The Duchess of Windsor–yes, that Duchess of Windsor–once said, “You can never be too rich or too thin.” This quote must have stuck in Sheila Callaghan‘s craw while [...]
Given the rampant loneliness in our culture, it only made sense that Norma (Beth Thompson) would become a professional cuddler. When he gets lonely, Norm (Tom Mounsey) likes to dance in his [...]
Sometimes, on the way to reclaim oneself, it is necessary to unload. So, on the brink of his 2002 testimony in the Irish courts, where he charges Ireland with willful blindness, deafness and [...]
Middle schools and high schools are notorious for their sub-cultures of nasty, mean girls. This phenomenon is not unique to the United States, as we learn in Jocelyn Bioh‘s breakout hit [...]
