There’re only 3 performances left to go before the historic World Premiere of Sometimes a Great Notion closes forever.
Check out this behind the scenes video with some incredibly insightful interviews with the Notion cast and creative team.

And then drag your Oregon loving friends down to one of the extension performances.
Want to play hooky […]

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{photo: The Stamper family rests a moment, each in their private world. Vivian Stamper (Sarah Grace Wilson, left) samples from Wallace Stevens’ poetry while patriarch Henry (Tobias Andersen, right) does some reading of his own. Leland (Karl Miller, middle), is awakes to visions of older brother Hank (P.J. Sosko, standing) and cousin Joe Ben (Andy […]

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{photo: The Stamper family rests a moment, each in their private world. Vivian Stamper (Sarah Grace Wilson, left) samples from Wallace Stevens’ poetry while patriarch Henry (Tobias Andersen, right) does some reading of his own. Leland (Karl Miller, middle), is awakes to visions of older brother Hank (P.J. Sosko, standing) and cousin Joe Ben (Andy […]

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photo: Ken Babbs and Ken Kesey with Further (courtesy Ken Babbs)
As both a singular voice of Northwest literature and a restless, animating spirit of the ‘60s counter-culture, Ken Kesey widened perceptions and challenged American values at many turnpikes over the last several decades.
Which is why the world-premiere staging of Sometimes a Great […]

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Just to get an idea of how Kesey captures the popular imagination, read LAWRENCE DOWNES’ great travelogue in today’s New York Times on Kesey hiding out from the law in the “cliff-hugging city of Manzanillo” in Mexico. Plus you’ll find out where to stay, what to eat and a thing or two about the bus […]

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