Category Archive: 2015 In Dialogue Main Stage Events

In Dialogue Events: Orlando

Saturday, November 7th:
Opening Night Reception | Post-Show
Join us immediately following the performance for nibbles, drinks and music.
Theatre lobby

Sunday, November 8th:
Mat Chat with Orlando director Matthew Zrebski | Post-show

Thursday, November 12th:
Dinner Dialogue (additional tickets required) | 5:15pm
Join Director Matthew Zrebski for an intimate dinner at one of our favorite local restaurants, Gracie’s. Enjoy a three course meal while engaging in great conversation about the process of bringing Ms. Ruhl’s words to life.

Friday, November 13th:
World of Woolf: A Series of Readings | 6:45pm
Join us for a series of short readings of some of Virginia Woolf’s most famous writing, performed by an exciting group of well known and accomplished Portland performers.
Mezzanine

Saturday, November 14th:
Professor Karin Magaldi | 6:45pm
One of our favorite speakers, Professor Karin Magaldi from PSU, will discuss the work of Sarah Ruhl, while looking back on the Profile season and reflecting on her own experience directing a production of Ruhl’s Eurydice.
Mezzanine

Sunday, November 15th:
Mat Chat with the Orlando cast | Post-Show

Wednesday, November 18th and Thursday, November 19th:
45th Parallel Chamber Music | 6:45pm
Our year-long collaboration with 45th Parallel Chamber Music concludes with two performances of a specially curated concert inspired by Orlando.
Theatre Lobby

Friday, November 20th:
Gemma Whelan: Adapting Orlando for the Stage |  6:45pm
Local director, scholar and Artistic Director of Corrib Theatre, Gemma Whelan will discuss how Sarah Ruhl transformed Woolf’s literary masterpiece into a dynamic and moving piece of theatre.
Mezzanine

Saturday, November 21st:
Kathleen Worley: The Life of Virginia Woolf | 6:45
Local actor and former theatre professor Kathleen Worley discusses the life of author Virginia Woolf.
Mezzanine

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In Dialogue Events: Passion Play

During Passion PlayProfile is thrilled to be partnering with local artists and with the Geezer Gallery in an exploration of the impact of religious art and iconography on visual artists.  Join us prior to each performance to hear from a different artist about their work and about how religion informs their process, be it to move them towards or away from an expression of faith. Presentations will begin at approximately 6:40pm for evening performances and 1:20 pm for matinee performances.  

For the duration of the festival, we invite you to enjoy the display on the wall in our lobby of work by each of the artists we are featuring. Like Passion Play itself, the pieces reveal that religion and art continue to inform and affect one another, producing work we can all engage with, experience and ponder.

Wednesday, September 9th @ 6:40pm: Eva MacLowry (Paint/Collage)
Thursday, September 10th @ 6:40pm: Eva MacLowry (Paint/Collage)
Friday, September 11th @ 6:40pm: Stephen Graham (Watercolor)
Saturday, September 12th @ 1:20pm: Mary Pacios (Printmaking)
Saturday, September 12th @ 6:40pm: Mary Tapogna (Mosaic)
Sunday, September 13th @ 1:20pm: Mary Pacios (Printmaking)
 -This presentation will be ASL interpreted

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In Dialogue Events: In the Next Room, or the vibrator play

Arrive early and enjoy the exhibit ‘Sublime Influence’, presented alongside our production by The Geezer Gallery.  Artists Jeanette Nuxoll, Suzanne Vaughan and Don MacLane’s work has all been influenced by science, engineering, and mechanics – themes that are central to In the Next Room, or the vibrator play.  The exhibit runs June 11th-June 28th in the lobby.

Saturday, June 13th:
Opening Night Reception | Post-Show
Join us immediately following the performance for nibbles, drinks and music.
Theatre lobby

Sunday, June 14th:
Mat Chat with In the Next Room, or the vibrator play director Adriana Baer | Post-show

Wednesday, June 17th:
Brave New World: Achieving Gender Equity in the Performing Arts | 7:30pm
Profile and Oregon Humanities are partnering to facilitate a discussion about issues of gender equity across performing arts disciplines. Moderated by Kimberly Howard, the conversation will discuss the current state of affairs and explore specific ways to effect change moving forward.
Morrison Stage | Reserve Tickets Here

Thursday, June 18th:
Dinner Dialogue (additional tickets required) | 5:15pm
Join Artistic Director Adriana Baer and a member of our production team for an intimate dinner at one of our favorite local restaurants, Gracie’s. Enjoy a three course meal while engaging in great conversation about the process of bringing Ms. Ruhl’s words to life.

Friday, June 19th:
Sarah Gahagan: Costuming In the Next Room, or the vibrator play | 6:45pm
Join costume designer Sarah Gahagan as she discusses the practical challenges and creative inspiration behind creating clothing that reveals layer upon layer of the story and the characters- not only figuratively, but also literally.
Theatre Lobby

Saturday, June 20th:
Julie Jeske, LPC: Embracing Pleasure In and Out of the Bedroom | 6:45pm
Julie Jeske is a sex and relationship counselor. She has a private practice where she helps clients increase intimacy and deepen their connection to themselves and others.  She teaches the Human Sexuality class for the Graduate Program in Counseling at Portland State University. She is a frequent contributor for online articles, magazine articles and TV segments. She also offers online classes in sexuality, self-love and intimacy.
Theatre Lobby

Sunday, June 21st:
Mat Chat with In the Next Room, or the vibrator play cast | Post-Show

Monday, June 22nd:
Staged Reading of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure | 7:30pm
An all female company, including members of the cast of In the Next Room, or the vibrator play will explore issues of sex, morality and female agency from another perspective – Shakespeare’s – in this one-night-only event.

Featuring: Foss Curtis, Jacklyn Maddux*, Lauren Modica, Nelda Reyes, Amanda Soden*, Beth Thompson, Katie Watkins, Ashley Williams
Morrison Stage

Wednesday, June 24th and Thursday June 25th:
45th Parallel Chamber Music | 6:45 PM
Our year-long collaboration with 45th Parallel Chamber Music continues with two performances of a specially curated concert inspired by In the Next Room, or the vibrator play.
Theatre Lobby

Friday, June 26th:
Professor Richard Beyler, PhD: The Heyday of Hysteria: Gender and Nervousness in the Late 1800’s |  6:45pm
Richard Beyler is a professor of the history of science and intellectual history at Portland State University.  He earned a PhD in the history of science from Harvard University.
Theatre Lobby

Saturday, June 27th:
Mix and Mingle with the Cast & HYSTERIA BINGO | Post-Show
Enjoy refreshments with the cast after the show, and play a few rounds of Hysteria Bingo!  Fill out a provided card with your choice of the various symptoms and treatments used for this once pervasive affliction, keep track as our caller leads the game, and win some fun prizes!
Theatre Lobby

Sunday, June 28th:
2016 Season Announcement | Post-Show
Join us immediately following the final performance of In the Next Room, or the vibrator play for the reveal of our 2016 featured playwright and roster of plays!
Theatre Lobby

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In Dialogue Main Stage Events: Dead Man’s Cell Phone

Saturday, January 31st:
Opening Night Reception | Post-Show

Sunday, February 1st:
Mat Chat with Dead Man’s Cell Phone director Adriana Baer | Post-show

Thursday, February 5th:
Dinner Dialogue (additional tickets required) | 5:15pm
Join Artistic Director Adriana Baer and a member of our production team for an intimate dinner at one of our favorite local restaurants, Gracies. Enjoy a three course meal while engaging in great conversation about the process of bringing Ms. Ruhl’s words to life.

Friday, February 6th:
Poetry Reading by Brittney Corrigan | 6:45pm

Saturday, February 7th:
Live Music in the Lobby | Pre-Show

Sunday, February 8th:
Mat Chat with Dead Man’s Cell Phone cast | Post-Show

Wednesday, February 11th:
45th Parallel Chamber Music performs their chamber music inspired by Dead Man’s Cell Phone | 6:45 PM

Thursday, February 12th:
Lecture with Hannah Fattor
Love The Dead: The Rituals of Grief and Mourning in Dead Man’s Cell Phone | 6:45 PM

Friday, February 13th:
Students from Metropolitan Learning Center present work from their Hands On Theatre residency | 6:45 PM

Saturday, February 14th:
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with live music and cocktails | 6:45 PM