Join E. M. Lewis for a panel with Artists Rep: How to Tell Your Own Story.
Featuring artists Vin Shambry, Juan Villa, Stephanie Walker, and Michael Shutt.
Sunday, October 25, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Lewis leads panel on telling your own story
Pearson and PCS team up for theater
If you’re passing by Portland Center Stage, be sure to look up and take in our own Anya Pearson, bringing us together through the power of theater.
In Bend? Catch Ward’s FOR RENT in Cascades 10 fest
The Cascades 10 festival is heading outside this year. If you’re in Bend, Oregon, you can see Lolly Ward’s short play in the lineup of PNW playwrights:
Sept. 24-26, 2020 @ 6 p.m.
Pearson participates in Boom Arts antiracist event
Boom Arts is partnering with Human Solutions to present an evening featuring local artists, including Anya Pearson, and powerful speakers.
How to Be an Antiracist: An Inspiring Evening of Art, Conversation and Learning
Thursday, October 1, 2020 @ 6:30-8 p.m.
Lewis’s MAGELLANICA celebrates in a new way
Join E. M. Lewis and Artists Repertory Theatre for a virtual release party of MAGELLANICA as an audio drama.
PCTG names two LineStorm plays as award finalists
Congrats to two of our members on their finalist status for the 2021 Portland Civic Theatre Guild New Play Award:
RUN OF HOUSE by Audrey Block
RUSSIAN TROLL by Rich Rubin
Send a “Special Delivery” with Bag&Baggage
Tune in for another SEQUESTERED SOLILOQUIES: a new 24-hour monologue festival, Sunday, September 20 @ 7 p.m.
Details on Bag&Baggage Productions’ Facebook and Instagram.
DG Footlights features Rubin’s take on Shakespeare
Tune in for a reading of Rich Rubin’s SHAKESPEARE’S START, or WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY.
Wednesday, September 9 @ 7:00 p.m. PDT
Reserve your free ticket here.
Brought to you by DG Footlights and LineStorm, with ASL interpretation provided with generous support from MCCC.
Community Profile selects impressive mentors
Community Profile returns with its free monthly writing workshops inspired by Profile Theatre’s Featured Playwrights.
Both Josie Seid and Anya Pearson will be leading Workshops for Black Women.
NY Times adds Kitrosser’s film to top list
WE THE ANIMALS is celebrated in a New York Times piece on best under-the-radar movies to watch now. We agree!
