Category Archives: Art

Everybody show your tEEEEEEth! Strangely beautiful and surprisingly amusing, tEEth’s Normal and Happy presents a world that could be at its very beginning (think primordial ooze) and/or reemerging post-apocalypse. Survival in this world depends on human contact and strength in … Continue reading →

Not convinced? Check out this radio piece about GATZ on OPB’s Oregon Considered. http://www.opb.org/radio/archives/2007/09/fitzgerald_made.php#more posted by Kirsten Collins

HAND2MOUTH THEATRE Repeat After Me posted by laura becker Last night Billy Joel made me weep. His song interrupted the light-hearted musical meditations on America and hit me like a sucker punch. The chopper sounds and the lyrics of numbered … Continue reading →

Dear Kassys, (ahem). I love you! I adore you! You’re the best thing I’ve seen yet, and during this festival, that is saying a lot. So I’m going to gush a bit. You’re adorable, hilarious, smart! You’re like the thinking … Continue reading →

I hate to admit it, but Sell Out has thus far been the most controversial, provocative show I’ve seen. I hate to admit it because the show itself doesn’t have all that much to it, it’s pretty much micro waved … Continue reading →

Upstaged by bugs! Credit where credit’s due, Mirah, along with backing from the lute, percussion, accordion, and cellist super-combo that is Spectratone International, performed on par, consistently delivering professional numbers blending a quasi-klesmer vibe with a folky, sometimes lullabyish demure … Continue reading →

T:BA:07 Day Seven – Wednesday, 12 September 2007 Today was pretty chill. Which was nice. 12:30p Freestyle, PNCA 3:00p Hip Hop 101 Workshop, Conduit 6:30p [?] Nature Theater of Oklahoma, Art Institute 6:30p tEEth, PCPA: Winningstad 10:30p the Gay Deceivers … Continue reading →

Once again we are inundated with cello groups overpopulating the local music scene! Madness, I say! Alright just kidding. Not being a particularly pious symphony goer, it’s nice to be privy to the cello, especially when there’s twelve of them. … Continue reading →

Posted by: James Maxwell I want to begin by giving credit to the entire Portland Cello Project for having such a unique platform and strategy to bring their music to more diverse crowds and smaller venues. I think it is … Continue reading →