Category: Reviews
Review: Bach Collegium opens season, will perform ...
Posted by Daniel Buckwalter | Sep 15, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
Reviewer: “The Shark is Broken” at VLT...
Posted by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 31, 2026 | Reviews, Theater | 0
Reviewer: Piano recitals at Tsunami Books delivere...
Posted by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 5, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
Review: Oregon Bach Festival offers “meaning...
Posted by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 5, 2026 | Reviews | 0
White Lotus Gallery: 15 artists share their views ...
Posted by Daniel Buckwalter | Jun 15, 2026 | Art, Reviews | 0
Reviewer: OCT’s “Spring Awakening” captures teenage angst, youthful sexuality, and love
by Randi Bjornstad | Sep 22, 2026 | Musicals, Reviews, Theater | 0
By Kari Welch Do you remember what it was like to be a teenager? Everything was heightened —...
Read MoreMaude Kerns Art Center Mayor’s Teen Art Show on the walls
by Randi Bjornstad | Sep 17, 2026 | Reviews | 0
(Above: Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson chose Spring Awakening by Kamilah Voots as the Mayor’s...
Read MoreReview: Bach Collegium opens season, will perform next on Oct. 11 at Eugene’s historic Masonic Cemetery
by Daniel Buckwalter | Sep 15, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
By Daniel Buckwalter Knock on wood, but the seemingly endless blue sky with its sticky heat that...
Read MoreReviewer: “The Shark is Broken” at VLT is “very much worth seeing”
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 31, 2026 | Reviews, Theater | 0
By Daniel Buckwalter Let’s start with a show of hands: How many of us have had a weeks-long work...
Read MoreReviewer: OFAM concert at The Shedd is a “21-song salute” to American folk music
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 18, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterThere were moments when I felt a little disoriented in regards to my roots, and that’s not a bad thing. We can all refresh our memories from time to time through the interpretation of others. Take, for...
Read MoreReviewer — OFAM’s “Mack the Knife” performance “is exquisite” — and it repeats on Aug. 20
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 17, 2026 | Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterThere are the sweeping, melodic, and positive vibes from composers Charles Trenet and Léo Chauliac as well as Cole Porter. Then there is the gritty, urban nightlife that Porter presents. And all of that is...
Read MoreReviewer: Don’t miss one more chance — on Aug. 22 — to attend OFAM’s “Painting With Blue”
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 17, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterWe’re all forgiven for those moments when we annually forget the occasions we swore to always remember and, then happily trip over them again and say, “Oh, yes, I remember. I need to hear this.” One such...
Read MoreReviewer:Non-Stop Players’ version of “Bye Bye Birdie” at Actors Cabaret of Eugene “a treat to see”
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 5, 2026 | Musicals, Reviews, Theater | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterIn the end, as one of its songs earnestly notes, this musical is “Honestly Sincere” — or as honestly sincere as any choreographed celebrity life can be milked for. No matter, the musical Bye Bye Birdie is two...
Read MoreReviewer: Piano recitals at Tsunami Books delivered “expressive elegance” and “explosive command”
by Daniel Buckwalter | Aug 5, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterWe all live for those unexpected treasures tucked inside otherwise ordinary...
Read MoreReview — Author Rick Levin’s new book, “Off Route”
by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 29, 2026 | Books, Fiction, Reviews | 0
Off Route (Novel)By Rick LevinGladEye Press, Springfield, 2026$20.95 at AmazonBy Daniel Buckwalter The old copy-editor dog inside me recently stirred and asked for some work. Happily, I found some for him. This dog has been...
Read MoreTwo plays by Eugene playwright Martin Fogarty scheduled for Open-Door Playhouse podcast
by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterForget the concept of forgiveness, for there is nothing to be forgiven for. It’s all about acceptance, according to Eugene playwright Martin Fogarty, and he has taken this thought and put it into two plays —...
Read MoreReview: 2026 Oregon Bach Festival reveled in America’s 250-year history
by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
By Daniel BuckwalterSometimes the old becomes new again, as I was reminded at a recent Oregon Bach Festival concert. The standard bearer for re-imagining music classics on July 9 was Conrad Tao, a 32-year-old, well-traveled and...
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