Sweet Goats and Blueberry Señoritas, which will debut at Portland Stage this week, is the first play written by poet and memoirist Richard Blanco.

Just two actors play two dozen ridiculous roles in this outrageous satire that has become a seasonal favorite across the U.S. since its debut in 1989.

The timeless character has two mysteries to solve—and a death to die—during this classic 19th century setting on stage.

Playing now at Portland Stage: When an American basketball team travels to Beijing in the post-Cultural Revolution 1980s, both countries try to tease out the politics behind this newly popular sport.

For their annual collaboration with Maine State Music Theater, Portland Stage is headed to Appalachia.

The creators discuss Spielrein’s life, the production’s history and exactly how one makes an analyst sing.

The stars and director of this coming-of-age drama describe the intense work that goes into two-person plays.

The deck of a nearly thousand-year-old spaceship is an uncommon setting for the theater. Learn how a galaxy four light years away was brought to Forest Ave.