THRU Magazine Archive
The absurdity of mistaken identities has never been so Portland before. I, Estevan Munoz, was fortunate enough to be granted a free ticket last Friday night to the latest Post5 Theatre production, a re-imagining of one of Shakespeare’s earliest and lightest works, The Comedy of Errors. It is a joyously rambunctious adaptation, directed and adapted by […]
As I trotted from the concession stand to Alder Stage at the Artist Repertory Theatre with hands full of shortbread, coffee, and a magazine-program for The Liar, I found my seat without crumbling the delicate cookie or spilling the hot coffee on the intimate stage, set only a few feet from the front row. I […]
Join Drennon Davis and Sean Ongley who geek out on music, talk about meditation, remember the road of life and the bands that we loved, on the Horizon at End Times podcast. This interview was recorded the day after his performance of Imaginary Radio Program with Karen Kilgariff and Jake Weismann, plus special guests, at […]
Joining Sean Ongley for the Horizon at the End Times podcast, from Austin, Texas, comedian Maggie Maye, recorded during Bridgetown Comedy Festival at the DoubleTree Hotel in Portland, Oregon. Maggie was featured prominently at Bridgetown and enjoys return flights to PDX frequently, also a prominent feature at All Jane No Dick Comedy Festival.
A gentle cup in overflow finds the form of a shape so patient. Thumbs bristling inward graze on skin sprawling as a field of heather scented of earthy kin. They motion toward a door guarding a fevered tongue. Lungs fill and expel petals that mouth a song upon rolling hills of a foreign ground. From […]