Usher in the holidays with a classic romantic comedy filled with magic, charm, and just a little touch of witchcraft! John Van Druten’s 1950 play inspired the hugely popular film starring Kim Novak and Jimmy Stewart, and one of the most popular television shows in history, Bewitched!

Gillian Holroyd, a witch living in Greenwich Village, has fallen in love with her neighbor… a serious problem for witches, who must give up their powers if they fall in love with a mere mortal! When Gillian finds out he is going to marry an old college rival, she casts a love spell on him which (of course) backfires! Will Gillian give up her powers for a shot at happiness, or will she lose her last chance at love? Find out this holiday season in a production that takes full advantage of The Vault’s magical technology!

Cost: Adults $35 / Students & Seniors $30

503-345-9590

https://bagnbaggage.org/play-event/bell-book-and-candle

Ring in the Christmas season with music from Ukraine, with a choral concerto by Bortniansky and traditional Ukrainian carols. This festive program is led by Marika Kuzma, one of the world’s leading authorities on Ukrainian choral music.

Program
Dimitry BORTNIANSKY Choral Concerto No. 6 “Glory to God in the Highest”
Trad. Ukrainian carols for Christmas and Epiphany

FREE pre-concert talk and discussion with Dr. Marika Kuzma 1 hour prior to each performance.

Cappella Romana
503-236-8202

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

In Mulieribus presents “Green Groweth the Holly,” a concert of Christmas songs and carols of the season, on Friday, December 21 at 8:00 pm at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Portland, and Saturday, December 22 at 7:30 pm at the Proto-Cathedral of St. James the Greater in Vancouver.  The music for the concert spans a millennium, from eleventh century chant by Hildegard to a newly commissioned work by Portland composer John Vergin. A major highlight of the program is Benjamin Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols” which will be accompanied by Jeffrey Parsons on harp.

Buy tickets here

About In Mulieribus: (the Latin phrase meaning “amongst women”) is a female vocal ensemble dedicated to the promotion and enrichment of community through the art of music with a focus on works written primarily before 1750.

Founded in 2004 and formally incorporated into a non-profit corporation in 2007, In Mulieribus (IM) presents its own annual concert series in Portland, Oregon. The ensemble has also appeared as guest artist at the Portland Art Museum, the University of San Diego, the Gorge Music Festival, the Multnomah County Library, the Abbey Bach Festival and the Linfield Lively Arts Concert Series at Linfield College. Performances by IM have been broadcast on nationally syndicated radio shows such as Performance Today and Millennium of Music. IM has selfreleased four recordings to date, two of which have been featured as Critics’ Picks in The Oregonian newspaper. Notre Dame de Grâce presents conductus compositions from the late twelfth century, while A December Feast, features music for the various feasts in December, including Christmas. In Mulieribus: LIVE and LIVE II are compilations of live recordings from concerts between 2004-2008 and 2009-2015.

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

Sometimes the best journeys are the ones we take to familiar places – filled with warmth, tradition, and new memories waiting to be made.

Oregon Ballet Theatre’s annual performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker ® has brought joy to the holidays for 15 years. Join Marie and her charming Prince as they are swept away by dancing snowflakes, to a magical land of sweets ruled by the Sugarplum Fairy – all to Tchaikovsky’s brilliant score!

Oregon Ballet Theatre’s Nutcracker features magnificent scenery and elaborate costumes. The company remains one of only a handful in the nation with rights to produce George Balanchine’s version of this holiday classic. OBT is pleased to announce the addition of two more shows this year featuring the OBT Orchestra performing Tchaikovsky’s magical score live.

BUY TICKETS

Usher in the holidays with a classic romantic comedy filled with magic, charm, and just a little touch of witchcraft! John Van Druten’s 1950 play inspired the hugely popular film starring Kim Novak and Jimmy Stewart, and one of the most popular television shows in history, Bewitched!

Gillian Holroyd, a witch living in Greenwich Village, has fallen in love with her neighbor… a serious problem for witches, who must give up their powers if they fall in love with a mere mortal! When Gillian finds out he is going to marry an old college rival, she casts a love spell on him which (of course) backfires! Will Gillian give up her powers for a shot at happiness, or will she lose her last chance at love? Find out this holiday season in a production that takes full advantage of The Vault’s magical technology!

Cost: Adults $35 / Students & Seniors $30

503-345-9590

https://bagnbaggage.org/play-event/bell-book-and-candle

In Mulieribus presents “Green Groweth the Holly,” a concert of Christmas songs and carols of the season, on Friday, December 21 at 8:00 pm at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Portland, and Saturday, December 22 at 7:30 pm at the Proto-Cathedral of St. James the Greater in Vancouver.  The music for the concert spans a millennium, from eleventh century chant by Hildegard to a newly commissioned work by Portland composer John Vergin. A major highlight of the program is Benjamin Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols” which will be accompanied by Jeffrey Parsons on harp.

Buy tickets here

About In Mulieribus: (the Latin phrase meaning “amongst women”) is a female vocal ensemble dedicated to the promotion and enrichment of community through the art of music with a focus on works written primarily before 1750.

Founded in 2004 and formally incorporated into a non-profit corporation in 2007, In Mulieribus (IM) presents its own annual concert series in Portland, Oregon. The ensemble has also appeared as guest artist at the Portland Art Museum, the University of San Diego, the Gorge Music Festival, the Multnomah County Library, the Abbey Bach Festival and the Linfield Lively Arts Concert Series at Linfield College. Performances by IM have been broadcast on nationally syndicated radio shows such as Performance Today and Millennium of Music. IM has selfreleased four recordings to date, two of which have been featured as Critics’ Picks in The Oregonian newspaper. Notre Dame de Grâce presents conductus compositions from the late twelfth century, while A December Feast, features music for the various feasts in December, including Christmas. In Mulieribus: LIVE and LIVE II are compilations of live recordings from concerts between 2004-2008 and 2009-2015.

We are overjoyed to announce that this year the Portland Revels “Christmas Revels, Highland Voyage, A Scottish Celebration of the Winter Solstice” performances will be at the beautiful Newmark Theatre in downtown Portland!

Highland Voyage is the story of three fools on a quest to put the sun, moon, and stars back into the sky. We’ll have all of your favorite Revels traditions and more! Full of wonder, magic, music, and laughter. With Betsy Branch and special musical guests piper and singer Elias Alexander, Kevin Carr on pipes and fiddle and as “The Poet”, Owen Hofmann-Smith on cello and Elizabeth Nicholson on harp. Francis Attanasio as Papa Stour Sword and Community Dance choreographer. Featuring the Portland Brass, Robert Lockwood and the Portland Revels Adult and Children’s Choruses.”

• Early Bird Tickets go on sale September 1, 2018 for donors of $100 or more.

• Tickets on sale to the public October 15, 2018.

• Senior Discount Opening Night.

(503) 274-4654

info@portlandrevels.org

https://portlandrevels.org

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Ring in the Christmas season with music from Ukraine, with a choral concerto by Bortniansky and traditional Ukrainian carols. This festive program is led by Marika Kuzma, one of the world’s leading authorities on Ukrainian choral music.

Program
Dimitry BORTNIANSKY Choral Concerto No. 6 “Glory to God in the Highest”
Trad. Ukrainian carols for Christmas and Epiphany

FREE pre-concert talk and discussion with Dr. Marika Kuzma 1 hour prior to each performance.

Cappella Romana
503-236-8202

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

Usher in the holidays with a classic romantic comedy filled with magic, charm, and just a little touch of witchcraft! John Van Druten’s 1950 play inspired the hugely popular film starring Kim Novak and Jimmy Stewart, and one of the most popular television shows in history, Bewitched!

Gillian Holroyd, a witch living in Greenwich Village, has fallen in love with her neighbor… a serious problem for witches, who must give up their powers if they fall in love with a mere mortal! When Gillian finds out he is going to marry an old college rival, she casts a love spell on him which (of course) backfires! Will Gillian give up her powers for a shot at happiness, or will she lose her last chance at love? Find out this holiday season in a production that takes full advantage of The Vault’s magical technology!

Cost: Adults $35 / Students & Seniors $30

503-345-9590

https://bagnbaggage.org/play-event/bell-book-and-candle

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

Sometimes the best journeys are the ones we take to familiar places – filled with warmth, tradition, and new memories waiting to be made.

Oregon Ballet Theatre’s annual performance of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker ® has brought joy to the holidays for 15 years. Join Marie and her charming Prince as they are swept away by dancing snowflakes, to a magical land of sweets ruled by the Sugarplum Fairy – all to Tchaikovsky’s brilliant score!

Oregon Ballet Theatre’s Nutcracker features magnificent scenery and elaborate costumes. The company remains one of only a handful in the nation with rights to produce George Balanchine’s version of this holiday classic. OBT is pleased to announce the addition of two more shows this year featuring the OBT Orchestra performing Tchaikovsky’s magical score live.

BUY TICKETS

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

Strauss: Thunder and Lightning
Rossini: William Tell Overture

See the progression of skill in Portland Youth Philharmonic’s four ensembles plus an Alumni Orchestra of all ages at this annual event, one of PYP’s most popular performances. Enjoy the vibrancy of Johann Strauss II’s Thunder and Lightning Polka, as well as Gioachino Rossini’s William Tell Overture, plus many more. Be astonished by the vivid storm of exciting musical excellence on display.

Cost: $5-55

(503) 223-5939

information@portlandyouthphil.org

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Highland Stars, a mini-Christmas Revels designed for children ages two to seven is back this year by popular demand!

This year, it’s a fun and beautiful, story with three clowns and a friendly dragon.

With Scottish choral music from the Portland Revels Children’s Chorus, Revels Associate Music Director, Betsy Branch’s fantastic fiddling, and a fabulous dragon puppet, it’s a delightful 50-minute show! You and your youngest family members can join in the show, learn a traditional Scottish tune, and dance with the children’s chorus to bring back the light.

(503) 274-4654

info@portlandrevels.org

https://portlandrevels.org

Highland Stars, a mini-Christmas Revels designed for children ages two to seven is back this year by popular demand!

This year, it’s a fun and beautiful, story with three clowns and a friendly dragon.

With Scottish choral music from the Portland Revels Children’s Chorus, Revels Associate Music Director, Betsy Branch’s fantastic fiddling, and a fabulous dragon puppet, it’s a delightful 50-minute show! You and your youngest family members can join in the show, learn a traditional Scottish tune, and dance with the children’s chorus to bring back the light.

(503) 274-4654

info@portlandrevels.org

https://portlandrevels.org

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Highland Stars, a mini-Christmas Revels designed for children ages two to seven is back this year by popular demand!

This year, it’s a fun and beautiful, story with three clowns and a friendly dragon.

With Scottish choral music from the Portland Revels Children’s Chorus, Revels Associate Music Director, Betsy Branch’s fantastic fiddling, and a fabulous dragon puppet, it’s a delightful 50-minute show! You and your youngest family members can join in the show, learn a traditional Scottish tune, and dance with the children’s chorus to bring back the light.

(503) 274-4654

info@portlandrevels.org

https://portlandrevels.org

Highland Stars, a mini-Christmas Revels designed for children ages two to seven is back this year by popular demand!

This year, it’s a fun and beautiful, story with three clowns and a friendly dragon.

With Scottish choral music from the Portland Revels Children’s Chorus, Revels Associate Music Director, Betsy Branch’s fantastic fiddling, and a fabulous dragon puppet, it’s a delightful 50-minute show! You and your youngest family members can join in the show, learn a traditional Scottish tune, and dance with the children’s chorus to bring back the light.

(503) 274-4654

info@portlandrevels.org

https://portlandrevels.org

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

The Oregon Renaissance Band, led by Phil and Gayle Neuman, with special guest Laura Zaerr on harp, performs music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Brittany, and Galicia (composed by Turlough O’Carolan, John Playford, and others) on violin, recorders, sackbutts, viola da gamba, cornamusen, krummhorns, racketts, tartold, bagpipes, spinettino, tabor, and voice. Formed in 1991, the band performs 16th and early 17th century repertoire on authentic replicas of historical instruments. They have appeared on NPR’s Performance Today and in concert series in the U.S. and Germany. Recordings include Now make we joye (Renaissance Christmas music) and Carnevale! (Italian carnival songs). Members of the Oregon Renaissance Band appear in the movie Buddymoon (2016, Orion), which won the audience award at the Slamdance Film Festival.

Cost: $15 general, $12 students/seniors

(503) 823-3177

pneumantartold@gmail.com

https://www.emgo.org

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

The Oregon Renaissance Band, led by Phil and Gayle Neuman, with special guest Laura Zaerr on harp, performs music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Brittany, and Galicia (composed by Turlough O’Carolan, John Playford, and others) on violin, recorders, sackbutts, viola da gamba, cornamusen, krummhorns, racketts, tartold, bagpipes, spinettino, tabor, and voice. Formed in 1991, the band performs 16th and early 17th century repertoire on authentic replicas of historical instruments. They have appeared on NPR’s Performance Today and in concert series in the U.S. and Germany. Recordings include Now make we joye (Renaissance Christmas music) and Carnevale! (Italian carnival songs). Members of the Oregon Renaissance Band appear in the movie Buddymoon (2016, Orion), which won the audience award at the Slamdance Film Festival.

Cost: $15 general, $12 students/seniors

(503) 823-3177

pneumantartold@gmail.com

https://www.emgo.org

Death tells Everybody that their time is up. But Everybody doesn’t want to greet Death alone, so Everybody seeks the company of their friend’s Stuff, Kinship, Friendship, Cousinship, and Love to make the trip bearable. From the scintillating mind that brought you An Octoroon, Everybody is an audacious riff on the 15th-century morality play Everyman. Nine brave actors will play a multitude of roles with their characters chosen by lottery onstage every night — with a possible 120 combinations — as they fight to cheat Death.

2018 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama

Awards for Branden Jacobs-Jenkins: MacArthur “Genius” Grant, Pulitzer Prize finalist, PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation Theatre Award

“Let’s start with a spoiler, the ultimate spoiler: Everybody dies.” -Ben Brantley, The New York Times

“Everybody is 90 minutes of theatrical whimsy.” -Robert Hofler, The Wrap

Artists Repertory Theatre
boxoffice@artistsrep.org
503-241-1278

What finer way to ring in the New Year than with Duke Ellington’s delightfully cheeky twist on Tchaikovsky’s classic, followed by Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and its glorious Ode to Joy? A little bit smart, a little bit sassy, thoroughly exhilarating. Special Concert

Carlos Kalmar, conductor
• Jenny Schuler, soprano
• Siena Licht Miller, mezzo-soprano
• TBA, tenor
• Richard Zeller, bass-baritone
• Singers from PSU, Oregon Repertory Singers, and Pacific Youth Choir

Ellington/Strayhorn: The Nutcracker Suite
James P. Johnson: Victory Stride
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 9, “Choral”

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
By Joe Landry
Directed by Beth Harper
December 6, 2018 – December 30, 2018
Northwest Children’s Theatre

What finer way to ring in the New Year than with Duke Ellington’s delightfully cheeky twist on Tchaikovsky’s classic, followed by Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and its glorious Ode to Joy? A little bit smart, a little bit sassy, thoroughly exhilarating. Special Concert

Carlos Kalmar, conductor
• Jenny Schuler, soprano
• Siena Licht Miller, mezzo-soprano
• TBA, tenor
• Richard Zeller, bass-baritone
• Singers from PSU, Oregon Repertory Singers, and Pacific Youth Choir

Ellington/Strayhorn: The Nutcracker Suite
James P. Johnson: Victory Stride
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 9, “Choral”