“I don’t know whether this is terrifying or adorable,” a character says about halfway through Wildwood, the triumphant new film from Hillsboro’s Laika Studios that adapts Colin Melloy and Carson Ellis ...

Who'll manage the downtown performance halls once the city takes them over? So far, mum's the word, although Texas-based ...

ASHLAND — The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has announced casting and creative teams for its nine-production 2027 season, bringing together veteran company members and new artists for a lineup that ...

Note: Central Oregon Symphony opens its season this weekend with three concerts (2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 24, and 2 p.m. on Sunday, October 25), all at Mountain View High School ...

Portland seems to grow a little more Halloweeny every year, while poor old tariff-hobbled Xmas grows a little less—well, Xmasy. It’s part of a national trend. The explanations for it are rarely ...

If you take a big swing, you’d best not miss. Portland Center Stage takes a big swing with its current production of Pride and Prejudice as adapted by Kate Hamill — and thanks to a talented cast very ...

From September 17 to 20, the Hollywood Theatre hosted the Sonic Silents festival, curated by Portland-based composer Mark Orton. Sonic Silents paired old silent films with newly commissioned scores, ...

An Ashland-born musical that began with a storyteller at the Ashland Community Center nearly three decades ago will arrive on West 42nd Street this fall when “Parcel From America” makes its New York ...

The Sustaining Arts Program grants, which range from $1,000 to $18,000, go to 317 arts and cultural organizations throughout ...

Begun in 1998, the annual studio tour, which features more than 100 visual artists showing their work in their studios, will continue Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 17 and 18.

Four plays chosen from hundreds of submissions will stand in the Ashland New Plays Festival spotlight Oct. 14-18, when professional actors and directors bring the winning scripts to life in staged ...

Biespiel is a poet, critic, memoirist, novelist, and painter. His poetry has appeared in American Poetry Review, The New Republic, The New Yorker, Poetry, Poetry International, and Slate, among other ...