News & Reviews
The latest news and reviews from the Eugene theatre scene.
Cottage Theatre's production of "Nevermore" is lauded as bold and innovative, a departure from typical theatrical norms, showcasing impressive performances and creative staging.
Reviewer Run, Don't Walk to See Stage Kiss at the Very Little Theatre, a review of the play at the Very Little Theatre, praises the intimate setting and powerful performances, highlighting the actors' chemistry and the emotional depth of the production.
Eugene Scene's review praises Firebringer, a new musical described as a New Stone Age satire, for its humor and creativity, highlighting its successful run at the Very Little Theatre.
On June 28th at the Hult Center, the Oregon Bach Festival presents Considering Matthew Shepard, a powerful and acclaimed oratorio about the tragic 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard. Conducted by its composer, Craig Hella Johnson, the piece blends classical and contemporary music to explore themes of loss, belonging and inclusivity.
Eugene's theater scene thrives due to collaborative partnerships between organizations like the Emerald Art Center, Very Merry Theatre, and the University of Oregon, ensuring diverse productions and community engagement.
Enough! a non-profit dedicated to uncovering winning plays in the fight for a livable planet, has announced its 2025 winning plays, focusing on climate solutions and emphasizing political action.
"Stage Kiss," explores the complexities of relationships and societal expectations through the lens of a woman questioning her path in life and her connection to her family.