Charm, imagination and great visuals mark “The King and I” offered by Broadway Rose Theater as its first summer offering

The multicultural show uses flutes from around the world.

The story of the creators of the movie classic “Singin’ in the Rain,” made its East Coast premiere June 23 as the opening show of the Adirondack Theatre Festival in Glens Falls, NY.

A transplant who came to Portland from New York City in 1993, Rick Lewis is a composer, voice coach, musical director and performer who believes a musical can have the greatest songs in the world, but without a story, it’s toast.

“The Lion King” is a favorite for children, but adults that love folk art, African music and the pageantry of Broadway at its best shouldn’t miss this show.

After a brief hiatus, Staged! takes an in-depth look at Tony Award-winning musical-theatre composer Jason Robert Brown, who will be in Portland for a solo concert

Competition becomes a source of uproarious humor and pathos in this quirky musical with some sweet and clever songs.

Lyricist/writer Aaron Kirk Douglas and composer Kurt Crowley are in the process of creating a satirical yet serious musical about the end of the world and the coming of UFOs.

Many Hats Collaboration, an original theater group, presents a fundraising evening of live music by local bands at the Laurelhurst Public House.

She was the first black performer to be signed to a long-term contract by a major Hollywood studio…went on to achieve international fame.

Curtains, the satirical hit musical sending up murder mysteries, theater critics, blockbuster musicals and more, plays in Lake Oswego through mid-June.

The world premiere of Portland singer-songwriter McKinley’s first musical mixes dark lyrics with hopeful ones, folk/pop sounds with rock.

The Tony Award winning musical at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, with book by Joe Masteroff, music by Jerry Bock and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, inspired the film “You’ve Got Mail”

Sexy and camp, sassy and funny, the new musical “Wild Space” takes off on “Barbarella,” “Wild Wild Planet” and other Vintage B movies

“High School Musical” director and choreographer Kenny Ortega will receive the Douglas Watt Lifetime Achievement Award

McKinley explores science and religion through the eyes of a teen-age girl in her first musical “Gracie and the Atom”