Making History at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Making History at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Features by Steve Julian  |  August 16, 2010

Ask Bill Rauch, Artistic Director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) since 2007, his most important goal and he’ll tell you, “It’s that we’re building on 75 years of work and delivering productions that make people want to come.”  READ MORE

Coincidences Led to Produce a Tiny Piece of Land

Coincidences Led to Produce a Tiny Piece of Land

Features by Greta McAnany  |  April 21, 2010

From its inception, A Tiny Piece of Land has been encouraged by the fates. READ MORE

Culture Clash Meets Aristophanes at the Getty Villa

Culture Clash Meets Aristophanes at the Getty Villa

Features by Julio Martinez  |  September 10, 2009

The usually irrepressible trio of Latino zanies-Richard Montoya, Ric Salinas and Herbert Siguenza–collectively known as Culture Clash, are much more reflective as they contemplate taking on the work of Aristophanes, an irreverent and bawdy playwright from ancient Greece. READ MORE