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The Nitemare B4 Xmas + special guests The Good Long Whiles

“ALL TOGETHER, THAT AND THIS, WITH ALL OUR TRICKS, WE’RE MAKING CHRISTMAS TIME!”We’re back with The Saloon Ensemble’s epic production of “The Nitemare B4 Xmas!!!!” Portland’s legendary performance troupe The Saloon Ensemble will once again bring to the stage a live performance of the brilliant Danny Elfman score complete with interactive SING-A-LONGS, a COSTUME CONTEST, everyone’s favorite SCREAMING CONTEST and many other ‘horrible’ surprises!Celebrate the Halloween season with our annual production that’s been packing houses and delivering joyous fun for all spirits, young and old.”Saloon’s Nitemare is many kinds of show–a kid’s show, a variety show, a retelling of a seasonal myth, a big-band dance show, an enthusiastic singspiel–and there’s something timeless about that sort of despecialization; the production’s smattering of amateurish elements only added to that feeling. But that’s not to say that any of it was poorly performed–the show was grand, simply grand, and the band kicked ass…I hope this show runs for a century.”                     -Matthew Neil Andrews, Oregon Arts Watch (Read the whole review HERE)Amanda Richards and her group The Good Long Whiles opens the show with some fine country-tinged music and maybe a zombie song or two.Tickets:$30 Advance$40 At the Door$15 Children 12 & UnderADDITIONAL SHOWINGS:Thursday, October 27th – 8 pmSaturday, October 29th – 3 pm MatinéeSunday, October 30th – 3 pm MatinéeReview our Health & Safety Policies HERE

The Nitemare B4 Xmas Saturday Matinée

“ALL TOGETHER, THAT AND THIS, WITH ALL OUR TRICKS, WE’RE MAKING CHRISTMAS TIME!”We’re back with The Saloon Ensemble’s epic production of “The Nitemare B4 Xmas!!!!” Portland’s legendary performance troupe The Saloon Ensemble will once again bring to the stage a live performance of the brilliant Danny Elfman score complete with interactive SING-A-LONGS, a COSTUME CONTEST, everyone’s favorite SCREAMING CONTEST and many other ‘horrible’ surprises!Celebrate the Halloween season with our annual production that’s been packing houses and delivering joyous fun for all spirits, young and old.”Saloon’s Nitemare is many kinds of show–a kid’s show, a variety show, a retelling of a seasonal myth, a big-band dance show, an enthusiastic singspiel–and there’s something timeless about that sort of despecialization; the production’s smattering of amateurish elements only added to that feeling. But that’s not to say that any of it was poorly performed–the show was grand, simply grand, and the band kicked ass…I hope this show runs for a century.”                     -Matthew Neil Andrews, Oregon Arts Watch (Read the whole review HERE)Tickets:$25 Advance$35 At the Door$15 Children 12 & UnderADDITIONAL SHOWINGS:Thursday, October 27th – 8 pmFriday, October 28th – 8 pmSunday, October 30th – 3 pm MatinéeReview our Health & Safety Policies HERE

Mortified – 9 PM Show

A cast of Portlanders are ready to share their shame on stage. Don’t miss the nation-wide sensation right here in your own home town! TICKETS:General Admission $20At the Door $24Preferred Seating $28 (seating in the first 7 rows of the center section) Ages 18+ only Per OLCC rules, ages 18 – 20 must be accompanied by a parent or guardianCLICK HERE for the latest information on our health and safety policies.

Mortified – 6 PM Show

A cast of Portlanders are ready to share their shame on stage. Don’t miss the nation-wide sensation right here in your own home town! TICKETS:General Admission $20At the Door $24Preferred Seating $28 (seating in the first 7 rows of the center section) Ages 18+ only Per OLCC rules, ages 18 – 20 must be accompanied by a parent or guardianCLICK HERE for the latest information on our health and safety policies.

Mortified

A cast of Portlanders are ready to share their shame on stage. Don’t miss the nation-wide sensation right here in your own home town! TICKETS:General Admission $20At the Door $24Preferred Seating $28 (seating in the first 7 rows of the center section) Ages 18+ only Per OLCC rules, ages 18 – 20 must be accompanied by a parent or guardianCLICK HERE for the latest information on our health and safety policies.

Mortified – Saturday 6 PM Show

A cast of Portlanders are ready to share their shame on stage. Don’t miss the nation-wide sensation right here in your own home town! TICKETS:General Admission $20At the Door $24Preferred Seating $28 (seating in the first 7 rows of the center section) Ages 18+ only Per OLCC rules, ages 18 – 20 must be accompanied by a parent or guardianCLICK HERE for the latest information on our health and safety policies.

Mortified – Saturday 9 PM Show

A cast of Portlanders are ready to share their shame on stage. Don’t miss the nation-wide sensation right here in your own home town! TICKETS:General Admission $20At the Door $24Preferred Seating $28 (seating in the first 7 rows of the center section) Ages 18+ only Per OLCC rules, ages 18 – 20 must be accompanied by a parent or guardianCLICK HERE for the latest information on our health and safety policies.

Crying on the Camino – Saturday MatinĂ©e

Stage performer, Celeste Mancinelli has an extremely funny and deeply moving story to tell in this One Woman Show. Mancinelli tells a heartfelt story of walking 200 miles on Spain’s El Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrim path leading to Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain. Each year, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world walk or bike various routes to reach the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. This solo show is a true account of Mancinelli’s 2018 adventures with her two walking companions. An unlikely pilgrim, Mancinelli combines humor and poignancy to describe the high and lows, everyday horrors and, ultimately, the spiritual reward of arriving in Santiago.  Celeste applies her singular brand of humor to her journey resulting in what has been called a story of “hilarity, hardship and healing.” Crying on the Camino” has received the 2022 Broadway World Award for Best New Play and Best Performer. Her show has received standing ovations from audiences across the United States, performing in eleven different states. “Crying on the Camino” premiered in Madrid and Santiago, Spain this past May  – 2023.    Celeste Mancinelli has been performing professionally since the early 80’s. Her NYC credits include the hit show “Nunsense” at the Douglas Fairbanks Theater, Cynthia Heimel’s long-running play “A Girl’s Guide to Chaos” at the American Place Theater (originating the character of Lurene) and Larry Gelbart‘s “1-2-3-4-5” at the Manhattan Theater Club. She has appeared as Mama in “My Big Fat Gay Italian Wedding” and its sequel (Funeral) at the St Luke’s Theatre. Mancinelli has worked in numerous Off-Broadway, cabaret, stock, regional and national touring productions throughout the United States.    Tickets:$25 General AdmissionPresented in Cooperation with the American Pilgrims on the Camino Minors ok when accompanied by a parent or guardianReview our Health & Safety Policies HERE

PHAME’s Winter Concert

Join us for a PHAME tradition—a fantastic evening of winter-themed music and performance from all of PHAME’s performance ensembles, as well as soloists and small groups.  This year we’ll also be presenting poetry and visual art, and puppets!    This event will be held live at Alberta Rose Theatre, and will also be livestreamed. So wherever you are, you can celebrate the winter season with PHAME! Pay What You Can: $20, $15, or $5. Tickets are available online now or at the door starting at 6 PM on the day of the event. Anyone purchasing tickets online will receive the Livestream link in their emailed receipt. Oregon Trail Card holders can choose the $5 option and do not need to show their card. Click HERE to Get Tickets Proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 (including one booster, if eligible) is required at the door. Masks are highly encouraged when not eating or drinking. Age restriction This event is all ages, however anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Accessibility The Alberta Rose Theater is wheelchair accessible, with wheelchair-accessible seating and restrooms. When purchasing tickets online there is a space to indicate how many people in your party use wheelchairs. We will contact you to let you know where to find your reserved seat. A quieter alcove is available for guests needing to take a break. This event will include moderate to loud music and other sounds. We will have an ASL interpreter at the event, and they will also appear on screen on the Livestream. Patrons who need to vocalize or move around are welcome, and patrons are welcome to leave and return to the theater as necessary. Livestream Tech Support For technical support with the Livestream during the event, please contact  Alex Geffel at (503) 764-9718 ext. 8. Questions? Please contact Jennifer Thelander at (503) 764-9718 ext. 7 or at jthelander@phamepdx.org.

Starry Night: PHAMEtastic 2023

Join us for PHAMEtastic, a gala concert celebrating artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities!  Enjoy outstanding performances and so much more. Dress in costume as a starry night . . . or just as your favorite STAR!  You can bid on fabulous auction items, including art by PHAME students, and you’ll have the chance to make a difference with your contribution. Savor fine beverages in person, or relax at home and join us online.  We can’t wait to see you there! 5:30 PM Cocktail Hour6:30 PM Concert & LivestreamPurchase Tickets: HERE Proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 (including one booster, if eligible) is required at the door. Masks are highly encouraged when not eating or drinking. Age restriction This event is all ages, however anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Accessibility The Alberta Rose Theater is wheelchair accessible, with wheelchair-accessible seating and restrooms. When purchasing tickets online there is a space to indicate how many people in your party use wheelchairs. We will contact you to let you know where to find your reserved seat. A quieter alcove is available for guests needing to take a break. This event will include moderate to loud music and other sounds. We will have an ASL interpreter at the event, and they will also appear on screen on the Livestream. Patrons who need to vocalize or move around are welcome, and patrons are welcome to leave and return to the theater as necessary. Livestream Tech Support For technical support with the Livestream during the event, please contact  Alex Geffel at (503) 764-9718 ext. 8. Questions? Please contact Jennifer Thelander at (503) 764-9718 ext. 7 or at jthelander@phamepdx.org.

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