Bobby Bermea talks with the Portland makers of a podcast that has spurred the cold-case revival of a small-town 1989 killing that is only now getting ready to go to trial.
In William Thomas Berk’s new play "Anno Machina: An Apocalyptic Elegy," a surviving Human Service Unit is left to find its own emotions and meaning in life.
The Portland artist talks about the allure of fantasy worlds, the ancient art of woodblock printing, and the long journey that has made her a finalist for a prestigious prize.
The company, Oregon's only Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Island-focused theater, is expanding its vision and opening up to ideas from its audiences.
Thirty years into a popular Portland tradition, the Revels sing, dance and play with Scottish tradition as the company prepares to enter a new chapter in its life.
The singer and actor is back in her hometown with a new album, a turn in the Portland Jazz Festival, a role in Center Stage's "Lizard Boy" and a fresh take on her surging career.
As Portland's 2026 festival of new works kicks off, Jonathan Hernandez' "The Mask I Wear" and Stefan Feurherdt's "Tethered" get ready to unveil themselves to the world.
As the theater world emerges from the abyss of the Covid years, Portland's festival of new works features 80-plus projects – among them plays by Dylan Hankins, Lisa Collins, and Niels Truman.
The Portland writer's new mystery novel delves into the lives and loyalties of transient workers, the legacy of the Wobblies, and the realities of race, class, and the war on women.
Five young members of Artists Rep's PATHWAYS project speak up about what theater could be, and how the right kinds of conversations about it can be crucial.
