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These shows copy the minimalism of their inspiration, but pick and choose which of the play’s many themes to emphasize.
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What to Do in Portland (May 14–20, 2025)
Lan Su Chinese Garden is pulling out all the stops for AANHPI Heritage Month.
Rose City Rituals: How Peachy Springs Spends a Day in Portland
The Bingo Queen starts her weekly residency at Tomorrow Theater on May 14.
MomTok Might Not Survive “Bottoming for Jesus”
Michael Speciàle stands on a ground spring of material that will in time prove itself an audacious but essential work of art.
Portland Author Ling Ling Huang Talks Jealousy, Art and Sci-fi in Her Second Novel, “Immaculate Conception.”
See Ling Ling Huang appears in conversation with Chelsea Bieker at Powell’s City of Books on May 14.
Get Your Reps In: “Josie and the Pussycats” Belonged on Top of the Charts
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
A Vibrant New “Film District” Is Growing Around Hollywood Theatre
Movie Madness is relocating to Northeast Sandy Boulevard.
Portland Perfumers Offer Groundbreaking Florals
The Rose City’s fragrance houses know people want to smell like a garden in bloom while expecting the unexpected.
Comedian Andie Main Returns to Portland With Solo Show “Cocaine Yogi”
Main details her journey from “punk-rock coke dealer, to an alcoholic stand-up comic, to a now sober and disabled yoga teacher.”
Portland Center Stage Launches Urgent “Save PCS” Campaign
The theater needs $2.5 million by Aug. 31 to survive.
Portland Opera Takes Verdi’s “Falstaff” to a 1980s Country Club
“Falstaff is that dude who can afford dues for the pool, but not for the whole club.”
By Eric Ash
The Pacific Northwest Tries Utah’s Hulu-Famous Dirty Soda Trend
An ex-Mormon takes us on a tour of Portland’s dirty soda shops.
Portland 48 Hour Film Project Gets a Dedicated Horror and Sci-fi Offshoot
Winners from the Portland 48 Horror & Sci-Fi Project will compete at Filmapalooza for a chance to screen at the Cannes Film Festival.
By Rudy Valdez
Get Your Reps In: Cormaynia Kicks Off With “The Masque of the Red Death”
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
What to Do in Portland (May 7–13, 2025)
Get your fill of food and sunshine during Portland Food Cart Week.
Five Must-Visit Portland Shops and Markets to Get Your Spring Picnic Goodies
As long as you’ve got a blanket and grass, these stores have every cheese from nondairy to European artisan standards.