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"A Christmas Memory" and "Winter Song" Cast and Creative Team

Learn about the artists behind our new show in the Ellyn Bye Studio.

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Chris Coleman Announces His Final Season as Artistic Director

“It has been the honor of my life to lead Portland Center Stage at The Armory for the past 17 years, and one of the hardest parts of this decision was knowing that I would be leaving a city, a company, colleagues and friends that I have come to cherish deeply.”

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"Twist Your Dickens" Cast and Creative Team

Get to know the cast and creative team of Twist Your Dickens 2017!

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From Tape Ball to Naughty Nappers

Lauren Modica talks Twist: From her take on the Insane Beggar Woman, to meeting Jerome Kersey and more.

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Fielding your regrets about voting for Bush

Craig Cackowski talks Twist: As Scrooge, he’s learned all about Portlanders’ best and worst misdeeds

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‘Clark Kenting’ the “Twist” Costume Changes

Nicholas Kessler talks Twist: Death-defying costume changes and the bigger, bolder take for 2017.

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Behind the Scenes of "Winter Song"

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Winter Song - one half of our cozy new show in the Ellyn Bye Studio this holiday season.

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Sharing some holiday laughs with YOU

Chantal DeGroat talks Twist: From playing Annie to a .00004 second costume change.

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"Mojada" Special Cocktails

Bar Supervisor (and resident mixologist) Melissa Larrabee introduces the specialty cocktails inspired by Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles.

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Movie Night: The Night Before

Join us for a screening of The Night Before, Sunday, December 10th, at 7:30 p.m. FREE!

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Give Back to Local Youth with the p:ear Giving Tree

The Armory is thrilled to host its annual Giving Tree for p:ear, a fantastic local organization whose mission is to build positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth, from ages 15 to 24, through education, art and recreation.

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