WATCH, SHARE & ENGAGE with upcoming Two River digital events!
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We hope you and your loved ones are keeping
well. Until we can gather together at the theater, we
hope to continue to connect with you digitally!
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Join us for these live online events taking
place on Two River Theater’s Facebook,
Instagram
and Zoom Accounts!
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TWO RIVER PLAYERS: DOGEATERS
FEB 24 & 25 | 7:00 PM | ZOOM | FREE
Just Announced! Playwright Jessica Hagedorn
will be joining the post-reading Q&A! Adapted from the 1990 novel of the same name,
Jessica Hagedorn’s Dogeaters presents a Philippines
that is “sometimes grim and stark, sometimes beautiful and
lush, but always volatile.” Set in Manila in 1982, this
epic play follows hustlers and authoritarians; soldiers and
beauty queens; filmmakers and revolutionaries as the
world’s eyes turn to the Philippines for the first Manila
International Film Festival.
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BLACK FEMALE
PLAYWRIGHTS ON RACE AND AMERICA WITH CRYSTAL DICKINSON AND
BRANDON J. DIRDEN
SUN, FEB 28 | 2:00 PM | ZOOM | PRICE:
$30 or $24 for Donors and Subscribers (Discount will
automatically be applied at checkout)
In this class, Crystal and Brandon will
present scenes from works by Black female playwrights and
participate in a discussion led by moderator Kamilah Bush
(former TRT Artistic Assistant and current Literary Manager
at Portland Center Stage) to explore the ways in which
these artists addressed American issues of race and gender.
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For articles, at-home crafts, and more visit
our #SceneAtTwoRiver page. EXPLORE
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MISSED OUR STORY
TIME LIVE OF SULWE BY LUPITA NYONG'O? CHECK IT OUT
NOW!
Join author and Two River Theater teaching
artist Carmen Rubin as she reads Lupita Nyong'o's story of Sulwe,
which follows a young girl who wishes for her dark skin to
be lighter. The story is ultimately about colorism and
learning to love oneself, no matter one's skin tone. This
reading is perfect for ages 4–8.
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SUPPORT TWO RIVER
THEATER
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While we have been closed, we have adapted and
re-invented our programming and how we serve our artists,
students, staff, and most of all, our loyal audiences. We
have been committed to creating online programming that
entertains, educates, excites, and connects. We have also
been planning for the future and for when we can safely
re-open and gather again. Please consider supporting us
during this challenging time to help sustain our future.
Thank you.
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