For the last two weeks the Armory has been full of Teen musical theater performers honing their craft under the wise tutelage of resident professionals/educators, Chrisse Roccaro, Amy Palomino and Michelle Kopper.
They are giving a Recital on Friday, August 7th at 3:00 pm on the main stage. Please bring family and friends and anyone [...]

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IDEAS in PLAY
What do the ideas on the stage tell us about who we are/what we believe and how we connect to one another? Discover how stories come to live in unexpected ways and explore another level of PCS’ exciting season through conversation-driven public programs offered free to the community. What’s the Big Idea?
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Thanks for joining us for JAW 2009! We appreciate your attendance and participation.  If you would take just a few more minutes to complete our survey, you’ll also be entered into a drawing to win two free tickets to the performance of your choice in the upcoming 2009/10 season at Portland Center Stage.
To begin the [...]

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Please join PCS and Multnomah County Library on Tuesday, June 30 at 6 p.m. for a special evening with Vailey Oehlke, the newly appointed Library Director for the Multnomah County Library system. Following a brief reception, Vailey will talk about her vision for the Library and the vibrant role that libraries play, alongside arts, cultural and civic institutions, in convening and engaging vital conversation, catalyzing change, and harnessing a community’s creative and civic energies.

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“You should wear white more often—it becomes you.
The next person to speak to you will have a very intriguing proposal to make.
A lot of people in this room wish they were you.”—Frank O’Hara
À la recherche du temps Pardue
In conjunction with our Main Stage production of Grey Gardens , PCS is proud to host an exhibition [...]

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