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SUNNOV 8
8:00 PM · Doors 7:00 PM
💰 $66+DanceTheaterHolidays & SeasonalPop

Derek Hough Dance for the Holidays

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall1037 SW Broadway
Derek Hough Dance for the Holidays is a joyous celebration of the most festive time of the year! With jingle bells and sleigh bells, holiday carols and cheer, Hough’s latest dance spectacular is a show stopping event for the whole family. Fans will be thrilled and delighted as Hough and his cast of phenomenal dancers bring your favorite holiday tunes to life through dance, from the well sung classics to modern pop hits with all of the incredible choreography, exciting stage production and...
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FRINOV 6
NOV 6–NOV 7 · Hours not provided
💰 $27+OperaTheaterClassicalChoral

La Traviata

Keller Auditorium222 SW Clay St
November 6-7 – One of the most beloved operas ever composed, La Traviata combines sweeping emotion with some of the most recognizable music in the operatic repertoire.
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FRINOV 13
Hours not provided
💰 $60+Stand-UpTheater

Fred Armisen: Comedy for Musicians But Everyone is Welcome

Newmark Theatre1111 SW Broadway
Fred Armisen is a comedian, writer, producer, and musician. He is the co-writer and co-star of IFC’s Emmy-nominated series Portlandia. He is in the hit Netflix series Wednesday as Uncle Fester. He stars in HBO’s Los Espookys, which he co-wrote and executive produced. He can also be heard in the hit animated Super Mario Bros movie. Armisen stars in, writes, and produces IFC’s hit show Documentary Now. He has also appeared in HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, andAmazon’s...
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WEDNOV 4
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
+14 dates
TheaterPoetry

An Iliad

CoHo Productions2257 NW Raleigh St

Told entirely by two performers, a poet and a musician, Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare’s An Iliad remixes Homer’s tale, bridging the ancient with the contemporary. In turns humorous and tender, violent and harrowing, An Iliad is a vital examination of the human compulsion towards war, a passionate interrogation of the toll war has on our humanity, and a testament to the power and potential of storytelling.

Told entirely by two performers, a poet and a musician, Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare’s An Iliad remixes Homer’s tale, bridging the ancient with the contemporary. In turns humorous and tender, violent and harrowing, An Iliad is a vital...
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THUNOV 12
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Theater

Do You Feel Anger? (Preview)

Location Lincoln Hall Boiler Room Studio (LH 55) 1620 SW Park Ave. Portland, OR 97201Map
Do You Feel Anger? lives in the familiar world of water coolers, staplers, and office conference rooms — but Nelson-Greenberg's language quickly reveals something far stranger underneath. When Sofia, an empathy coach, arrives at a debt collection...
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FRIDEC 4
DEC 4–DEC 5 · Hours not provided
Holidays & SeasonalBalletTheaterLGBTQ+

NOT-Cracker

Newmark Theatre1111 SW Broadway
Open Space presents its unconventional winter dance show, NOT-Cracker! Get it? Experience Portland’s very own holiday spectacular, set in the rainy city we all love. NOT-Cracker tells the tale of Ted, an unfortunate friend who thinks they can’t dance—until they’re swept up by a cast of whimsical characters. Join Ted as they enter NOT-Cracker’s colorful world, where dance finds us all! Featuring a cast of more than 60 young dancers alongside professional artists and special guests,...
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SUNNOV 15
7:30 PM
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MusicalsTheaterMusic

Little Shop of Horrors

Portland Center Stage128 NW 11th Ave
It’s back—and hungrier than ever. We’re bringing Little Shop of Horrors back to our stage with a brand-new production of the cult-favorite musical packed with doo-wop hits, outrageous comedy, and one very dangerous plant. When shy florist Seymour discovers a mysterious new species that promises fame, fortune, and romance, his struggling flower shop suddenly starts to bloom—but the plant has a monstrous appetite. Featuring the unforgettable score by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. Just remember: don’t feed the plants. Shows prior to Nov 20th opening night are preview shows, full-length, reduced-price performances scheduled during the final week of rehearsals while the creative team is fine-tuning the show before its official opening.
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