NWCT’s Cinderella Has Spunk
One child’s take? “It’s a funny show that’s good for kids without being for babies.”
One child’s take? “It’s a funny show that’s good for kids without being for babies.”
If not, get a sitter, because this show is nothing short of magical.
See a beloved story come to life in your family’s new favorite space downtown!
Live your game show dreams at BODYVOX’s THE SPIN! It’s a different show every night, with a little help from the audience and a giant wheel of dance.
Welcome to the ’60s! Hairspray is now playing at the Keller Auditorium, and this is one musical you won’t want to miss.
Experience Scandinavian-inspired foods that the whole family with love at Viking Soul Food.
I don’t think I’ve ever learned more or been as changed by eighty minutes of live theater in my life.
The skill of the actors, the wit of the playwright, the beauty of the staging, and bittersweetness of the story, will leave you feeling that your entertainment dollars were well spent.
The Mad Ones is a sweet night out with your teen, performed by Oregon Children’s Theatre’s talented Young Professionals Company.
The National Tour of the Broadway smash hit Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations began its week-long run in Portland on Tuesday. The packed house at Keller Auditorium loved it. So did my husband and I, and – unless it’s “Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)” – I’m guessing you …
If you’re looking for a way to connect with your tween or teen, BodyVox’s Serious Cupcakes is a night out that will cement your reputation as the coolest parent ever.
Get out of the rain and enjoy gorgeous costumes and skillful storytelling at Oregon Children’s Theatre’s latest show Dragons Love Tacos.
Don’t miss the witty and delightful Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson, Apt. 2B at Portland Center Stage, and learn the secret to having spectacular date nights on the regular. (Spoiler alert: It’s elementary.)
Don’t miss this show that’s an extravagant feast for the eyes, ears and heart.
These actors have a heavy load to carry — not least the weight of audience expectations for a show like this — and they meet the challenge with significant talent, a spirit of fun, and infectious energy.
Learn more about this emotionally raw production before you go.
While reliving the pandemic doesn’t exactly sound like a fun date night at first blush, Kristina Wong manages to make the experience both moving and a hell of a good time.
Teens will love this provocative dark comedy performed by teens in Oregon Children’s Theatre’s Young Professionals Company.
The stage play based on this classic American novel is a great opportunity for teens to learn some hard history lessons.
the ripple, the wave that carried me home is worth all the scheduling gymnastics required to make a night out happen.
Get tickets now to this “categorically uncategorical” performance.
Don’t miss Pretty Woman the Musical in town this week only, and see Wilsonville native Kaylee Olson in the company!
Don’t miss this delightful show full of misdirected crushes, silly pranks and mistaken identities.