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News is not ‘the way it is’ anymore, play says
Two women, strangers to each other, are caught in an airport time warp, waiting for their flights to board. The setup sounds like it could be a nightmare and, at first…
Quinby bids adieu
With triple talent in acting, singing and dance, Presila Quinby in 1978 arrived in Ashland, performed with Oregon Shakespeare Festival and started up PJQ, a locally…
New plays power new perspectives
Every classic play was a new play at one point in time, says Ashland New Plays Festival’s executive director Kyle Haden.
OSF cancels popular Green Show
Hazardous smoke from wildfires has cost the Oregon Shakespeare Festival about $2 million in losses so far and has prompted the festival to cancel its free, outdoor Green…
Quills & Queues: Le Guin documentary maker coming here for screening
Arwen Curry is a filmmaker on a serious mission. She has long been a researcher and fan of Ursula K. Le Guin, the Portland-based and globally respected fantasy and…
Getting much more than their feet wet
Actor-director Barret O’Brien is taking a year off the Oregon Shakespeare Festival to take action against climate change — “the biggest challenge ever to face humanity”…
As befits a masterpiece, ‘Snow’ can be difficult
Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig’s “Snow in Midsummer” is a masterpiece.
Ashland New Plays Festival announces winning playwrights
Ashland New Plays Festival will present four playwrights’ new works at its 27th annual festival from Oct. 17–21 at the Unitarian Center, 87 Fourth St., in Ashland.
