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Setting the scene onstage when the scene involves food
At local theaters, a recent run of food-related shows requires careful consideration for the food on stage.
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‘Angels in America’ returns with an intense and rewarding Part 2
Portland Stage hosts the Dramatic Repertory Company production, continued from May.
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Local talents pull history into the present in “Angels in America, Part 2”
The now 30-year-old epic resonates like a church bell struck seconds ago.
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Margaret Chase Smith’s fortitude comes through in ‘Conscience’
The play at Portland Stage revolves around the Maine senator’s monumental speech.
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Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith speaks truth to Joseph McCarthy in “Conscience”
Portland Stage’s 51st season opener tells a foundational story of the state’s independent political identity.
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“The Play That Goes Wrong” will be a hilarious highlight of summer theater at Portland Stage
Don’t miss this chance to see one of the funniest, international smash hit plays of the new century.
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Grieving men look to a giant zucchini for guidance in ‘Manning’ at Portland Stage
The play is having its world premiere run.
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Manning closes Portland Stage’s season with the bang of a giant, sentient zucchini
The playwright and director of this mainstage premiere talk about the production’s evolution, which includes magical moments with a hawk puppet and explosive squash.
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Local talent makes “Angels in America” soar at Portland Stage
The now 30-year-old epic resonates like a church bell struck seconds ago.