Join us in person this July 9 and 10 for readings of Sarah Cho’s new play STAINS - a coming-of-age comedy about growing up poor, female, and Korean American in Los Angeles. The play follows its teen protagonist as she is mentored by an imaginary friend—who happens to be a wisecracking

Join us in person this July 9 and 10 for readings of Sarah Cho’s new play STAINS - a coming-of-age comedy about growing up poor, female, and Korean American in Los Angeles. The play follows its teen protagonist as she is mentored by an imaginary friend—who happens to be a wisecracking

The Eagle Point High School Theatre Department is doing an alumni show, with 3 graduated students! The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged, on June 24 and 25. Tickets are $3. This show is rather irreverent and has a PG-13 rating.

A perpetually famished lackey schemes to double his wages by serving two masters simultaneously, and goes to increasingly desperate lengths to conceal his ruse. A zany farce featuring all the iconic characters from the world of commedia dell’arte. Directed by Brendan McMahon.

What could go wrong when three bleeding-heart liberals undertake to mount a woke Thanksgiving play? Just about everything in Larissa FastHorse’s hilarious satire of clueless white people straining to be politically correct. Directed by Steven Sapp. Performance dates are: February 17-19 at 8pm February 24-26 at 8pm February 26 & 27 at

The Oregon Cabaret Theatre Announces Its 2022 Season   The Oregon Cabaret Theatre has announced its 37th season, including an expansion to a sixth show in 2022, White Christmas, to be performed at the Thomas Theatre at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.   The first show of the Cabaret’s 2022 season,

Barnstormers Theatre announces its upcoming 2021-2022 season, celebrating the community theatre’s 70 th anniversary. The season, which runs from August 2021 until June 2022, will include six plays that have never been done before on the Barnstormers stage. The 2021-2022 season will begin with William Shakespeare’s classical comedy “A Midsummer

Show-Stopper   Oregon Shakespeare Festival opened The Happiest Song Plays Last, on July 7. The play is the third in a trilogy from playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes, about a soldier’s search for meaning after returning from war in Iraq. Though it is the third in the series, it can be