"First audition ever," recounts Daaboul, "first audition of the season and I walked off the stage from doing the audition and the director goes, 'Come here, for a second.' And he says, 'Have you ever heard of Fool for Love by Sam Shepard?' And I said, 'No, I haven't.' And he goes, 'Read it. You'd be a shoo-in for May.'"
It's an accomplished debut, with compelling performances (especially from Ratterman) and a script that refuses to draw easy conclusions about any of its characters.
In this week’s Pop Quiz PDX, we explore a variety of trivia topics, challenging participants with questions about statues, amusement parks, and the metaphorical sinking of Portland.
Often overlooked for flashier Washington Park attractions-like the zoo, the Japanese Garden, even Hoyt Arboretum-World Forestry Center still works to draw visitors to its woodsy, lodge-like Discovery Museum.
The Mercury is giving away free tickets to excite readers about Portland's upcoming concerts, showing appreciation for their support while highlighting exciting performances.
Thousands of Portlanders flooded Pioneer Courthouse Square for May Day, filled with signs protesting various social issues, including worker's rights and reproductive rights.