Kristen Yeung and Sadie Leigh's sound-and-choreography collaboration is billed as "a vehicle and a vessel for processing the deeply personal and universally shared experience of moving from one place to another."

Unlike in much of the rest of his filmography, Nicolas Cage might be the least weird part of this 1990 David Lynch road movie, also starring Laura Dern, Diane Ladd (Dern's mother in both the film and real life), and Harry Dean Stanton.

The Kiggins screens the first two films London-born actor Hayley Mills made with Disney, the studio that would define her career but also limit it. She was 13 when she filmed Pollyanna and 14 when she played identical twins in The Parent Trap.

Director William Wyler mastered the home front of World War II in 1942's England-set Mrs. Miniver, and he does the same with the war's aftermath for American servicemen trying to return to their old lives in this 1946 Oscar magnet.

When these ’80s legends showed up on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on the last night of 2022, more than four decades after their first big hit (“Girls on Film”) and MTV-fueled megasuccess, we knew a tour must be in the works. And we were right.

This helmet-and-jumpsuit-wearing one-man band with a guitar, a kick drum, and a rather off-color garage rock songbook is really better experienced than explained. Portland-based Mattress (a.k.a. Rex Marshall) opens.

This Staten Island–raised Albanian American pop star’s discography is packed with crossover collaborations with everyone from Dolly Parton and Florida Georgia Line to Snoop Dogg and part of One Direction. Will any of them join her at the Crystal, or will she have to sing “Me, Myself & I” on her own? 

Jocelyn Knobs kicks off the preliminary rounds for "a queer pageant without boundaries" that will eventually (in September) crown "Miss, Mr, or Mx Most." Six contestants will be chosen to move on in the competition, with four of them decided by audience vote.

Be nosy and poke around in other people's houses with this tour of new builds, modern renovations, an ADU, and outdoor living spaces.

The traditional kickoff to Portland's annual Rose Festival, this illuminated nighttime parade winds its way from the waterfront to Lincoln High. The 2023 grand marshal is community activist and renowned drag performer Poison Waters, who marched in Rose Fest parades as a kid with school bands. 

Created by Ramona Lisa Alexander, Oluyinka Akinjiola, Darrell Grant, and Charles Grant, and billed as "a journey through the past, present, and future of resistance," this interactive show takes a different form with each performance, involving dance, song, and even a Second Line parade. 

Luan Schooler directs E. M. Lewis's noir thriller about a ghostwriter working on a biography of a wealthy man accused of murdering his wife.

Third Rail Repertory Theatre bring Pulitzer finalist Amy Herzog's play about a woman finding community as she cares for her young son. JoAnn Johnson directs a cast that includes Rebecca Lingafelter and Janelle Rae.