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Step inside downtown DIY gem Courier Coffee to find the city's best kakigori.
05/19/2022 By Karen Brooks
Theater Review
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' sharp, lacerating family drama shines in this Portland production.
05/11/2022 By Conner Reed
Pop Culture Deep Dive
Revisiting one of Tumblr-pop's most indefatigable outputs on its tin anniversary.
04/29/2022 By Conner Reed
In 2022, Lin-Manuel Miranda's seven-year-old smash-hit already feels creaky.
04/15/2022 By Conner Reed
The Southeast Portland company returns with a devised play that's funny, fierce, and alive.
03/17/2022 By Conner Reed
Vanessa Severo’s intriguing one-woman show starts Portland Center Stage's comeback season off on a reflexive note.
11/01/2021 By Conner Reed
Film Review
The Oregon-inspired sci-fi novel has taken failed trips from to page to screen before. This time, it's different.
10/26/2021 By Conner Reed
Artists Rep’s season opener uses a real-life story to lay bare the emptiness of American optimism.
It's also surprisingly tender.
07/16/2021 By Conner Reed
Chef Taylor Daugherty goes all in on pine nuts to create the great new Portland sundae.
06/10/2021 By Karen Brooks
Hit List
Takeout treasures we can't recommend enough.
06/01/2020 By Julia Silverman and Ben Tepler
Review in Review
PoMo food critic Karen Brooks hunts down the subjects of the last review penned before the pandemic changed everything. Its survival now rests on “mystery pastry boxes” to-go.
04/02/2020 By Karen Brooks
The Comeback Kids
The best thing about Communion Bakehouse? Its realness.
PIFF Review
Michael Angelo Covino's first feature is impressive, funny, and troubling.
03/09/2020 By Conner Reed
The Profile/Artists Rep coproduction is a flawed but effective meditation on collective grief.
03/02/2020 By Conner Reed
The latest from the Portland Experimental Theatre Ensemble is a twisty, agitated wonder.
01/14/2020 By Conner Reed
The Portland premiere of Noah Haidle's hallucinatory, imperfect show is a stimulating if uneven watch.
10/21/2019 By Conner Reed
Fuse's production of A View from the Bridge, staged in a warehouse north of Slabtown, will run for one more weekend.
10/18/2019 By Conner Reed
Too slick.
03/27/2018 By Karen Brooks
Album Review
On their third album, the local band digs deep into an often beautiful exploration of loss.
10/26/2016 By Rachel Ritchie