Bobby Bermea

The Oregon playwright's newest, opening at 21ten Theatre, spins a small-town story of tart memories and emotional isolation on a family farm.

Oregon author and editor Wendy N. Wagner talks with Bobby Bermea about her new novel, a "true crime/climate horror phantasmagoria" that The Library Journal calls "a tightly written master class in horror."

Bobby Bermea talks with the longtime Portland theater leader about her new podcast focusing on the rich arts and cultural scene in her new home across the Columbia River.

Trans actors Juliet Mylan and Ethan Feider talk about the risks and rewards of queer theater and their roles for Salt & Sage in Gillette's "Tears and Glitter" and "Mimetic Desire."

Despite tough times, theater is NOT dead, Bobby Bermea declares, and talks with seven up-and-coming theater artists who are changing the game on Portland stages.

The prolific playwright, whose drama about an American couple and a surrogate mother in India is playing at Profile Theatre, talks about big dreams and "the prickly, messy places where cultures collide."

An aging man meets himself, 30 and 40 years earlier: Actor Bruce Burkhartsmeier and his telltale tape recorder take on the challenge and regrets of Samuel Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape."

Playwright Gillette and director Dean, who've developed a close working partnership over the years, dig deep into the story of a trans romance for their newest premiere.

The Broken Planetarium gets ready to unleash "The Greenbrier Ghost." And like most things ghostly, this fresh work of music, theater, and free expression plays by its own rules.

The experimental opera "Te Moana Meridian," premiering at PICA's TBA Fest, is also a push to decolonialize the Prime Meridian and shift it to international waters in the Pacific Ocean.