Tag: Oregon Children’s Theatre

My children and I had the opportunity to see Oregon Children’s Theatre’s production of Diary of a Worm, a Spider and a Fly on opening weekend.

Mary Brady

Photo Credit: Blake Wales If one thing has been made loud and clear lately, it’s that teens are a serious force to be reckoned with – whether it’s on the national stage with country-wide political organization and advocacy, or locally with last month’s Verselandia! at the Schnitz, where top high school poets slammed it out with powerful spoken word performances.

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Oregon Children’s Theatre‘s The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show, running through May 20th at Winningstad Theatre, is an absolute delight.

Mary Brady

Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, I was fortunate enough to have a childhood that included regular exposure to the phenomenal children’s theatrical productions and theaters that the region has to offer.

Mary Brady

I don’t know about you, but I have a kiddo in my house who is obsessed with the Pete the Cat book series.

Mary Brady

Thinking about what to do this weekend? Well, the forecast is looking lovely, and there’s lots of FREE stuff happening! From the Portland Night Market to the Celtic Faire, we’re sure you’ll have an awesomely fun weekend.

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“The Weirdest Story Ever Told!” “Two Evil Aunts!” “Man-Eating Rhino!” So proclaimed the side-show style signs hovering over the stage of the Newmark Theater on May 7th, opening day of Oregon Children’s Theatre’s James and the Giant Peach.

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If your family likes going to the theater or if they have read the Annie Barrows’ series of books “Ivy + Bean,” it’s likely you won’t need an excuse to head to this play presented by the Oregon Children’s Theatre.

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