Here's where you'll find info about upcoming shows, teen & adult classes, First Thursdays, live music/DJ sets, BIPOC nights, art exhibits, and more. All times Pacific unless otherwise noted.
COMMUNION by Matthew LaBanca
Fired by the Catholic Church for marrying his husband, Matthew LaBanca transforms his true story into a powerful evening of music, humor, and hope.
Encore! Emerald Anniversary
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating 20 years at The Armory.
PCS Teens: Fall Improv Classes
Through fun games, acting lessons, and spontaneous character creation these classes will unlock your inner creative genius and give you the chance to get out of your comfort zone in a fun and safe environment.
Little Shop of Horrors
It’s back—and hungrier than ever. We’re bringing Little Shop of Horrors back to our stage with a brand-new production of the cult-favorite musical packed with doo-wop hits, outrageous comedy, and one very dangerous plant. When shy florist Seymour discovers a mysterious new species that promises fame, fortune, and romance, his struggling flower shop suddenly starts to bloom—but the plant has a monstrous appetite. Featuring the unforgettable score by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. Just remember: don’t feed the plants.
The Sixth Annual Brown Branch Big Band Holiday Show
Celebrate this holiday season with the Brown Branch Big Band Jazz at Portland Center Stage. Now in its sixth season, this two-night celebration features directors Domo Branch and Charlie Brown III guiding a heavy 15-piece lineup of regional and national musicians. With their signature blend of original compositions and reimagined classics, the group is keeping our city's big band tradition alive.
Kim’s Convenience
A neighborhood convenience store becomes the center of a Korean family’s world in Kim's Convenience, the hit comedy by Ins Choi that inspired the beloved TV series. In a rapidly changing city, Mr. Kim is determined to hold onto the small shop he built for his family—but as outside pressures grow and the next generation charts its own path, the future of the store is anything but certain. Warm, funny, and deeply relatable, this heartfelt comedy celebrates family, tradition, and the ties that connect generations.
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