What The Dead Live For
Last night at the La Muerte Baila performance at the Milagro Theatre in southeast Portland, I wrote down the name of a friend who passed away two years ago. The performance marked [Read On…]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Rus Archer Ep.33
Rus Archer returns to Horizon at End Times and we talk about economics and existence as economic humans. Having recently returned from an extensive period of travel, he, like many, face the [Read On…]
Show and Tell
Featured Image by Beatriz Albuquerque There are worse ways to spend an evening than hearing Bob-Bob tell the story about the time he brought a cow’s eyeball to school, and the kids [Read On…]
Aqualair
Illustration and short story by Jen Scholten I fell into a pool when I was young, as I fell into so many bodies of water in my youth. I was born on [Read On…]
Ominous Om´s and Hellish Horseheads
You know you’ve found yourself at an absurdly deranged theater show when during the performance you begin silently scribbling to yourself the following; [Read On…]
Laura Easton’s play about writing and sex in the eBook age comes to Portland Center Stage Perhaps it’s fitting—given the audience’s expectations—that the setting of Laura Easton’s play about two writers trapped [Read On…]
Furrows of Worry
Illustration above by Keylay Tukor How economically motivated individuals trade Truth for belief. Home is where the heart is, so you’re never really homeless. This cliche might be mustered up by some [Read On…]
Beneath All of the Layers, More Layers
Dear Armen is a theatre of selves told through dance It is obscure and difficult researching the life and work of Armen Ohanian, an Armenian performer, and of Sophia Pirboudaghian (Armen’s birth [Read On…]
The Mother Load of Mother Earth
This Changes Everything illustrates what Naomi Klein grapples with in her internationally bestselling book. At the beginning of This Changes Everything, Avi Lewis’ new documentary inspired by his wife’s climate change manifesto, a polar [Read On…]