Theatre

Shakespeare Summer

Jun 15, 2012 Comments Off by

Special one-hour on Shakespeare this summer. More companies are performing the Bard and Dmae talks with three groups: Northwest Classical Theatre Company, Post 5 Theatre at Milepost 5 & the historic Portland Actors Ensemble’s Shakespeare in the Park. Plus a feature on the Cornish group Fisherman’s Friends. We’ll also hear why author Ursula K. Le [...]

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Coho Goes Solo

Jun 22, 2012 Comments Off by

Coho Productions is going solo this summer with four one-person shows. Dmae features two of the shows and performers, Stacey Hallal in the comedic Irregardless and Elizabeth Huffman in the moving You Belong To Me. REPEATS  Sat (6/30) 11am on KZME 107.1 FM.
Stacey Hallal
Stacey Hallal  in  Irregardless  combines stand up, songs and storytelling  exploring topics like marriage, [...]

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Original Practice Shakespeare + Mixed Race Arts

Jun 01, 2012 Comments Off by

Original Practice Shakespeare starts a wave of Shakespeare in Portland. Brian Allard, Noah Goldenberg and Clara Hillier of OPS joins Dmae Roberts live in the studio to talk about their upcoming free performances of As You Like It and Romeo &Juliet throughout the Portland area. We’ll also hear a short piece about multiracial artists for the upcoming [...]

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Gracie, a new musical + Linda Hutchins

Apr 20, 2012 Comments Off by

With three books and a new musical called Gracie, Triangle Productions‘ Don Horn is making sure that Gracie Hansen won’t be forgotten. Best known as the “Queen” of the ’62 Seattle World’s Fair, Hansen ran the Roaring 20′s Room in Portland for five years, before taking a stab at running for governor of Oregon.  We’ll talk [...]

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Beautiful Minds + Poetry

Apr 14, 2012 No Comments

Healing through art with Well Arts Institute, an 11-year-old nonprofit theatre that focuses on people with physical or mental illness and pairs them with actors to perform their stories. Dmae Roberts talks to Katy Liljeholm, artistic director of Well Arts  and actor Kristin Olson-Huddle about their ‘Beautiful Minds’ project. In the latter part of the [...]

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Brother/Sister Plays+Brian Tierney

Apr 06, 2012 No Comments

Portland Playhouse presents three  African American plays performed in repertory. Artistic director Brian Weaver and actors Bobby Bermea and Ramona Lisa Alexander join Dmae Roberts for The Brother/Sister Plays running in repertory till May 13. In the latter part of the show, we also hear about opera singer Brian Tierney who was shot on his way home [...]

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OSF’s The White Snake & ‘RepresentAsian’

Mar 23, 2012 No Comments

A Making Change special with six Asian American actors at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival currently performing in The White Snake, an original adaption of a beloved Chinese legend. Tune in 11am  Sat 3/31 on KZME 107.1FM for a rebroadcast of this show. 
Dmae Roberts offers this backstage insight into the progress OSF has made in bringing more communties [...]

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2 Theatre Veterans – 2 Great Seasons

Feb 11, 2012 No Comments

On 11am Saturday 2/18 on KZME 107.1 FM, Dmae Roberts talkswith Allen Nause, artistic director of Artists Repertory Theatre and Paul Nicholson, executive director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Both men are theatre icons contributing decades to their theatre companies. Nause is retiring from Artists Rep after the 2013 season and this is Nicholson’s [...]

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Survivors of the Sex Trade & Tripping Point

Jan 20, 2012 No Comments

Dmae Roberts presents a ‘Making Change’ feature story  of the women behind Stories: From Survivors of the Sex Trade, a performance produced by Lunacy Stageworks. And in the second part of the show, we’ll hear about The Tripping Point, an exhibition of fairytale installations at Shaking The Tree Theatre. (Aired Tues. Jan.24th at 11am on KBOO [...]

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Playwrights Susan Mach and Claire Willett

Jan 12, 2012 1 Comment

Dmae Roberts talks with playwrights  Susan Mach and  Claire Willett. Oregon Book Award-winner Susan Mach’s A Noble Failure is the winner of CoHo Productions’ NEWxNW Playwrighting Competition. Artist’s Reperatory Theater presents a staged reading of Willett’s Dear Galileo, both as part of the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works. Hear this frank discussion of what it [...]

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