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    Clackamas Dance and Performing Arts Center

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    Portland Center Stage at The Armory

    Portland Center Stage at The Armory

    4.3
    (95 reviews)
    10.4 mi

    Baffled sometimes when people say theatre is expensive to watch. We have so many great places to…read moresee plays for many different budgets, and Portland Center Stage hits the mark on it. They have a number of programs, like $25 tickets, Rush/Standby Tickets, Arts for All, Pay What You Will days. All very affordable! And for the quality of the shows here, it's absolutely worth it to go see at least one show a season. The stage crew and actors put on great shows! Every staff member I've encountered there have been friendly, patient and accommodating. I've done the Standby tickets for a few shows now and it's a great experience. Put your name on the wait-list about 90 minutes before showtime, go grab a bite to eat, and if you get a seat, that's great! If not, they can put you on the wait list for the next show (and then you can go do another activity downtown). They keep the place pretty clean too, really nice bathrooms haha.

    I need to do an update as I have become a lot more attending of the performances here. The reason…read morefor this is accessibility. As someone with limited mobility often - I have a tissue disorder and some days I am far more mobile than others. I am also, due to the tissue disorder, more modest means. Thankfully Portland Center Stage is a proud Arts for All member. In addition - they really do welcome people. They have a lot of seating for ADA and accommodate you should you need chair arms or no arms or will have a spot cleared for your wheelchair. I appreciate tickets being low cost for me but with ADA it can be tricky and the events at the most challenging ADA locations expect you to show up right before a show hoping they will have an extra ticket which I cannot physically do and would not want that on ushers either. When inquiring, I have been treated with less than stellar attitude. I would love to have money and mobility and I used to! I know so many who are starting to struggle with mobility as they age and I really encourage them to go to spaces like this where they can easily get in and out. But even just calling - they actually answer the phone and are so helpful! I get that they want to sell as much at full price but it makes me really appreciate how truly welcoming Portland Center Stage is. Arts are healing and the productions here really are top notch. Their staff is very diverse throughout the theater making it feel like a safe space for everyone also. When seeing shows here, they do have a great concessions stand/bar with a great wine selection and some decent snacks. The theater is in such a great location - to the back of the theater is a favorite gelato place of mine and also some of the most delicious West African food if you want to make a whole night of it!

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    10/20/2025 - Witch was a great play to watch! The after talk was fantastic as well.
    10/20/2025 - Witch was a great play to watch! The after talk was fantastic as well.
    12/4/2024 - Albina Music Trust's 'Wall to Wall Soul' exhibit through the downstairs of the Armory
    12/4/2024 - Albina Music Trust's 'Wall to Wall Soul' exhibit through the downstairs of the Armory
    1/28/2026 - The Play That Goes Wrong is a master class in comedy... A perfect production for how messy things are in our lives.

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    1/28/2026 - The Play That Goes Wrong is a master class in comedy... A perfect production for how messy things are in our lives.
    Post5 Theatre Company

    Post5 Theatre Company

    4.3
    (8 reviews)
    6.4 mi

    All around win for me…read more Tyler, the director of Post5 has made a sound effort to create a company and space that are an alternative to the standard Shakespeare theatre world. They started with a dream of something different and they have achieved something grand! Some of the plays hit home in their own ways but more and more they all are reaching something tangible in your emotional response. The first of last summer was fun and a bit heavier whilst this last one, "comedy of errors" was a light and cheering story true to the original but taking all of those things we love and hate about our city to laugh at together. It was pure genius. So proud to be connected to that world and support it! The space is warm in the summer so bring something to fan yourself with. They provide ice cold water bottles at times and apologetic smiles for the heat but the shows are well worth the small suffering. It's a charming quirky church anex that not only allows such tomfoolery as shakespeare but even a drag show after our first experience! The lovely Isis or Chip depending on his role is absolute brilliance in any role they cast him for. And thus far 2016 has proven to produce some amazing works already! Support this local troop and venue! go Post5!

    Awesome, these guys (and gals) are just awesome!…read more I went here to see a play that a buddy of mine suggested and I was not disappointed. It was like watching a movie, but real life, up close and personal. The stage props, lighting, and sound all come together nicely with the terrific acting to give you a very dramatic and emotional experience. There were moments that put me into deep thought and anticipation, then moments later I was laughing my ass off! Very well done. They also serve food and beverages and have a full bar to take advantage of. They have intermissions so you can go back for more if needed. I will definitely be back to watch another one. I'd recommend taking family or friends, or even a date for a fun-filled, entertaining night!

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    Who needs a nurse? Romeo & Juliet, Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission
    Who needs a nurse? Romeo & Juliet, Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission
    Romeo & Juliet. Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission
    Romeo & Juliet. Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission
    Romeo & Juliet. Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission

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    Romeo & Juliet. Aug 5-27, 2011. FREE admission
    Chapel Theatre

    Chapel Theatre

    4.6
    (5 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    My friend and I just dropped into here to see Lizzie Borden the Musical which was a whole lot of…read morefun. It was a touch weird to see the performers with head set microphones and also holding microphones but also having a bit aggressive on the sound. It is a small space and seemed to be set to levels that would sound a venue twice this size. Seat comfort can always be better. I was shocked there was zero bathroom line as they have one. As someone with a peanut sized bladder, I will never complain about an available restroom that is clean and has soap and all the papers. And now, a small rant. I am not 'sober' but I don't tend to drink while out and about and I have quite a few sober friends due to recovery or even a few are actually allergic to alcohol (I am allergic to hops and agave, aka tequila). Several of the friends I go to things with are one of these so I don't drink. I am also many times the one driving. Can I just get a Coke or Pepsi... seriously, the options to not drink beer or wine is kombucha, coffee or hot cocoa??? We seriously thought she was kidding. Thanks for having a tap with water? But kombucha? Here, since you don't want booze, how about vinegar....

    One of the best kept secrets in the area. A charming little theater offering a wide variety of…read morevenues. Just saw "Red Hot Patriot", a one woman play recapturing the life of well know writer and editor, newspaper columnist, and much more, Molly Ivins. Exceptionally well done. Highly recommend seeing this play before it ends 3/24/19. A very small theater so be sure you get your tickets ahead of time. Coming up 4/6/19 is Improve Comedy. Last performance sold out. Get tickets early. Ease of parking available on street or in small parking lot.

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    11/22/2025 - Mr Burns: A Post Electric Play was so great!
    11/22/2025 - Mr Burns: A Post Electric Play was so great!
    11/22/2025 - Mr Burns: A Post Electric Play was so great!
    11/22/2025 - Mr Burns: A Post Electric Play was so great!
    10/18/2025 - Dead Air, The Musical was such a great time! Songs - Bad To The Bone

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    10/18/2025 - Dead Air, The Musical was such a great time! Songs - Bad To The Bone

    Clackamas Dance and Performing Arts Center - theater - Updated July 2026

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