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3333 NE 15th
Portland, OR 97212
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Portland Story Theater, brain child of Lynne Duddy, was launched in 2003 to bring the urban community
together for a unique performance experience, telling tales that stimulate
the mind and rouse the heart. Using personal story as the foundation,
tellers work collaboratively to expose and explore the universality of the human experience.
This is live theater as you've never seen it before, with no sets,
no costumes, no props, and no fourth wall --- just the teller and the
audience and the authentic story that unfolds between them.
Shackleton: The Endurance is Portland Story Theater's ninth major production
in Portland. Past productions have included Licking The Plate;
Who Am I And Where Is My Coffee?;
And Then The Bed Broke!;
Always Say Yes!; Beginner's Luck; Everybody's Got One; All the Wrong Places; and
Love, Death, and Other Scary Stuff.
The Endurance
Join Lawrence Howard as he tells the true, epic tale of Ernest Shackleton and the British Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition of 1914.
Their valiant ship, The Endurance, was trapped in the pack ice and crushed; Shackleton and his 28 men survived on the ice for over a year and endured incredible hardship.
This is a truly gripping story that will move you to the depths of your soul.
All shows at Hipbone Studio
1847 E Burnside, #104 ~ Portland, Oregon
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Coming in 2008!
February 8, 9, 15, 16 ~ Alton Chung
Okage Sama De
"I am what I am because of you." Caught up in the patriotic fever shortly after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Nisei, second generation Japanese Americans, volunteer to join the 100th Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat Team, the all Japanese-American unit, to fight in Europe in WWII. During their journey from raw recruits to combat veterans they learn about courage and honor, how to be part of a team, and the reality of war. Ironically, while liberating people from places like Dachau, many had relatives incarcerated in American "relocation centers." These men fought against the enemy and against prejudice with courage and distinction, leaving behind a rich legacy of honor for future generations.
March 7, 8, 14, 15 ~ Rick Huddle
On Sale Now!
Ever go shopping even when you don't need anything? Maybe you saw your friend's iPod and really wanted one just like it. Maybe you saw the ad for the aerating cat water dish in SkyMall magazine. Or maybe you were bored, and a little blue, and just wanted a pick-me-up. Come hear true stories, pulled from man-on-the-street interviews, that explore and play with our reasons for shopping.
April 11, 12, 18, 19 ~ Lynne Duddy
dark matter
96 percent of the universe is stuff we've never seen. Everything on our beloved planet, every planet, every star, moon, asteroid, comet, nebula and gas cloud make up the visible 4 percent. Using the science of humankind as a metaphor for the human heart, Lynne weaves a tale through the darkness into the light. Just how much does our own darkness feed our light? And like the cosmos, does our knowledge of the dark matter increase our understanding of what we can see?
February ~ Alton Chung
Okage Sama De
March ~ Rick Huddle
On Sale Now!
April ~ Lynne Duddy
dark matter
PST Collaborators
Penny Walter
Olga Sanchez
Anne Penfound
Andrew Golla
Robin Bady
Rebecca Cohen
PST Founders
Lynne Duddy
Lawrence Howard
Rick Huddle
Alton Chung
Raves and Reviews
Friends of PST
Sharon Knorr in
River City Stories
story network
Hipbone Studio
home to PST
performance space
art studio
ScratchPDX
late night performance lab
Hipbone Studio
Do It Yourself Stories
open mike adult urban storytelling
Urban Grind Coffeehouse
Miriam Feder in About Love:
the Bittersweet Heart
Feb 22 at 8 & Feb 24 at 7
Hipbone Studio
Portland Storytellers Guild
swaps and performances
Kennedy School
September-May
Michelle De Lude, Hypnotist
comedy stage hypnosis
various venues
Tapestry of Tales
November 13-17, 2007
Multnomah County Library