Season 19 (2026-2027) | Current and Upcoming
Whether you're planning months ahead, grabbing a last-minute ticket, or looking for one of our $25 CARE or Pay What You Wish performances, we offer a range of ways to experience unforgettable live theatre.
Every gift helps bring bold artists to our stage, expands access for audiences, supports education programs, and keeps our theatre thriving.
Season 19 invites you to explore connection, change, and the possibility of second chances. Become a subscriber and experience every story of the season while enjoying exclusive savings, and subscriber benefits all season long.
Find information about auditions, casting, and opportunities to work with Portland Playhouse on future productions.
From welcoming audiences to supporting special events, our volunteers help create the warm, generous experience Portland Playhouse is known for.
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Explore events presented by community partners, artists, and local organizations, such as our regular Red Cross Blood Drive, throughout the year.
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We, the Portland Playhouse, are located in the heart of Portland’s historic King Neighborhood. We honor the Chinook, Multnomah, and Kathlamet Nations, and many additional tribes on whose traditional and ancestral land we sit.
We acknowledge that the Indigenous peoples of this land, Alaskan Natives, and Native Hawaiians have exchanged millions of acres of land for access to basic needs and human rights through a plethora of treaties all broken by the US government.
We recognize that we operate in what was once the home of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church. We honor the spirit, history, and lives of the people who used this very building for fellowship, praise, & worship.
We acknowledge the enslaved Africans, who have lived, been subjugated to free labor, and toiled the grounds where many theatres have been built and resurrected. We also acknowledge the Black Americans who have been oppressed in and forced away from anti-Black territories like our very own state Oregon.
We acknowledge the ancestors and survivors of African holocaust and Native American genocide, and recognize that we are here because of the sacrifices forced upon them.
We, the Portland Playhouse, honor their legacy, their lives, and their descendants who carry on traditions for present and future generations.
Our commitment to anti-racist practice shapes every part of our work; from the stories we tell and the artists we support to the audiences we welcome.
Portland Playhouse is a nonprofit theatre built on the belief that live theatre belongs to everyone. We bring bold artists to our stage, open our doors to our community, and create space for people to come together around the stories that matter most. You belong here.
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