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The young always inherit the revolution.  –Huey Newton In another time, in a historic North Portland neighborhood, a revolution was taking place. It began with young Black men in the [...]

“Rent is about a community celebrating life, in the face of death and AIDS….” –Jonathan Larson It’s Christmas Eve, 1989, in a garret in the East Village. Roger [...]

The myth of King Arthur is just that–a myth–patched together by ancient Welsh and British folklore. That much is known. Myths have undeniably long lives. And from this myth sprang [...]

“I consider myself an artist,” says Tim Finnegan (Tom O’Leary) early in Corrib Theatre‘s most recent production The Smuggler. He’s also an out-of-work bartender, a [...]

You say you love your children above all else, and yet you are stealing their future before their very eyes.  —Greta Thunberg at the 2018 UN Climate Conference Hazel (Linda Alper) makes [...]

Gray, Indiana, is a very boring place, at least according to 15-year-old June Muldoon (Cydoni Reyes), who should know as she’s never been anywhere else. Same old, same old, until the day a [...]

I got a long memory. People say you crazy to remember. But I ain’t afraid to remember. I try to remember out loud. I keep my memories alive. I feed them. I got to feed them otherwise they’d eat [...]

Gloria (Foss Curtis) is the office outcast. Every office has one. In Profile Theatre‘s production of the Branden Jacobs-Jenkins play Gloria, the title character periodically schlumps [...]