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‘The Minutes’ on stage in Eureka: Redwood Curtain’s ‘unsettling dramedy’ exposes a community’s deliberately denied past (opens the original)
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Redwood Curtain Theatre has just opened what’s bound to be the most controversial play of its 2026 season: “The Minutes.” An unsettling dramedy that ironically explores what happens when a small town’s “all-powerful” mayor (and city council of “minions”) try to keep hiding the dark secret in its past. So, if the “past is prologue” (as so profoundly observed in Shakespeare’s “King Lear”), then that potential warning is also apparent in contemporary playwright Tracy Letts’ Pulitzer Prize-nominated
Blues lovers alert! Rick Estrin & The Nightcats are on their way to Eureka (opens the original)
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If you love the blues, rejoice! Because the Redwood Coast Music Festival is bringing the incomparable “Rick Estrin & The Nightcats” to perform some of the best blues you’ll ever have the chance to hear to the Eureka Theater. That’s where (on Oct. 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.) this superb supergroup of four of the finest players of this timeless, roots genre, will be raising the roof as only they can! Fronted with funky, flamboyant flair by Estrin, his gritty harmonica and vocals are always at the soulf
Hot Club of Cowtown ready to swing at RCMF (opens the original)
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One of the most exciting featured headliners at this year’s Redwood Coast Music Festival is sure to be the iconic Elana James and Hot Club of Cowtown. A terrific trio of consummate musicians home-based in Austin, Texas, but known world-wide as “America’s Premiere Hot Jazz & Western Swing Trio.” Ever since first getting started together back in the 1990s, the group steadily built its reputation as a musical force to be reckoned with at performance venues and festivals around the states and the wo
Theater Review | Get a ‘Clue’ (opens the original)
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If you’d personally welcome re-discovering how it feels to actually have some much-needed “belly laughs” in a world that often feels like it’s lost its sense of humor, then I highly prescribe you to “help the medicine go down” by getting yourself down to Ferndale Repertory Theatre and see its current “comedy relief” production of “Clue.” It’s just the clever and relentlessly and apologetically silly (but subversively sly and politically observant) kind of live theater experience that can remind
Theater Review | Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Part 2 (opens the original)
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The following two reviews will complete my coverage of the four OSF plays I recently saw over the same weekend in Ashland (that included my previous reviews of “Henry IV, Part One” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in last week’s Urge). So now, let me continue: “Emma” is an outrageously bold and clever, madcap new play created by Kate Hamill and based on the beloved novel by Jane Austin. Directed with insightful flair by Meredith McDonough, it’s an over-the-top, delightfully quirky “tribute” to th
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