By muckoo froo at Citysearch November 17, 2011
Im not dumb, I wasn't high or drunk. Manager says others complained too but he watched it himself and it was in 3D.\t\nOutright lie. Talked to me and my GF like we were expecting too much. Previews showed 3D effect just fine, there wasn't a difference wearing glasses or not. Did not offer refund.\t\n\t\n2 tickets in 3D = $28!\t\nNO stadium seating\t\nTINY screen\t\nNEVER again\t\nHarold and Kumar in 3D 11/12/2011 7:30PM showing. ...read more
By liveslowly at Citysearch September 16, 2011
We ordered a vegan hamburger (no fries or any sides included) for $7 that tasted bland and was the size (and about the same flavor) of a white castle microwavable hamburger. Yes, it was vegan, but I've had better vegan food in Birmingham, Alabama. The door girl at the venue had a terrible "better than you" attitude and ignored us for several minutes after we walked up to her. When we finally got into the venue the sound system sounded as if all the speakers were blown and was cranked way beyond what was appropriate for the small space. I will never return to this venue for a show, drink, meal, or to use their dirty bathrooms. There are so many better places to see a show or eat in Portland. ...read more
By user1238 at Citysearch July 17, 2011
I guess this is the karaoke bar next door to Hawthorne Theatre, as I could not find any specific signage about it. The place is not too crowded and has a semi-decent sound system. Lyrics display is a CRT, so it's bright and sharp. They have late-night canned food menu (beef stew variants). I don't drink alcohol so can't comment on the quality of drinks. \t\nHowever I don't recommend going here for 2 reasons. At the entrance there's a security guard doing pat-downs. WTH kind of business is this that searches its patrons' pockets? No thanks, I'l go elsewhere next time.\t\nAnother thing is there's no toilet! U have to go to Fred Meyer across the street (closes at 11 PM). Hawthorne music venue has a restroom but of course they won't let u in past the ticketing station unless u have a ticket. Just ridiculous. The karaoke bar has a tiny "poker room" that's really too small for card games (unless u play solitaire) but would be perfect for a restroom. \t\n ...read more
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By Justin Hanes September 24, 2009
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By Hollywood Lighting Services Inc March 11, 2009
Who are your S/heroes working to make the world a better place right now, today? What organizations do you support who in some way help women making ours a more equal, peaceful, compassionate and sustainable world? BroadArts is in the midst of creating our newest musical WONDERBROADER about just these global women! So, let us know, and join BroadArts in 'Changing the World, One Joke at a Time" Email us, put a note on our facebook wall, twitter and poke and nudge! We're waiting to hear from you. Melinda ...read more
By BroadArts Theatre, Inc. January 27, 2009
Knowing when to applaud during a theatre performance can be a bit confusing. You want to show your appreciation for the art, but you do no want it to be out of place or rude. Applauding at the wrong moment could interrupt a performance. Performers like to know when their work is appreciated, so it is ... ...read more
“The center of the stage is where I am.” ~ Martha Graham He stands on the stage relaxed, yet rigid. This posture is his makeup. The words that come out of his mouth seem to flow out naturally as if he were born to play this particular role. The audience is silently captivated, mesmer... ...read more