Category: Theater
“Keely and Du” onstage May 1-17 at The Very Little Theatre
Edited by Randi Bjornstad Keely and Du is a play written in 1993, about two women — Du, a...
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A-Squared and LCC join to bring “WaterWorks” — a musical drama — to the Eugene stage
Edited by Randi Bjornstad They — meaning A-Squared Productions and Lane Community College’s...
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Reminder: Special screening of new play, “Bluejay’s Canoe,” on April 22
Just a quick reminder that screening of the video of BLUEJAY’S CANOE, hosted by Don Dexter...
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Reviewer: “Radium Girls” at UO is “profound and gut-wrenching”
By Daniel BuckwalterSo much has been lost — lives, dreams and ambitions. At the end of the play,...
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OCT presents: “A case for the existence of God”
Edited by Randi Bjornstad Here’s Oregon Contemporary Theatre’s summation of its latest...
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“Cabaret” onstage at Cottage Theatre throughout April
Above: Cast members (and their characters in parentheses) in Cabaret, onstage at Cottage Theatre...
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“The Revolutionists” — about four very real women during the French Revolution — onstage at The VLT through April 12
By Randi Bjornstad Another play by prolific U.S. playwright Lauren Gunderson comes to the Very...
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Last weekend to see OCT’s 2026 version of its Northwest 10 selection of 10-minute plays
Edited by Randi Bjornstad Oregon Contemporary Theatre’s 18th annual Northwest 10 festival of...
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OCT debuts new play by Eugene playwright Paul Calandrino
Edited by Randi Bjornstad Here’s how Oregon Contemporary Theatre introduces The Fifth...
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Quirky comedy at VLT: “The Found Dog Ribbon Dance”
Edited by Randi Bjornstad It’s labeled “a quirky comedy — not one to miss,” and...
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“A Piece of My Heart” — Cottage Theatre explores the experience of women in the Vietnam War
By Randi Bjornstad Often, when those of a certain age think back to the years of the Vietnam War,...
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Reviewer: VLT’s Urinetown “will keep you on the edge of your seat”
By Daniel BuckwalterFirst things first: The adorable Little Sally is correct when she tells...
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