Theatre/Film

DisOrient is the premiere Asian American independent film festival of Oregon, celebrating films with authentic Asian American and Pacific Islander voices and stories. We highlight social justice themes that translate to universal human experiences. We bring a rich, inclusive program to Eugene to broaden the narrative of who is American, and to strengthen and build community. Follow us on Facebook @DisOrientFilm. DisOrient 2023: March 10-12, live screenings and filmmaker Q&A's, March 13-19, virtual screenings.
disorientfilm.org

Actors Cabaret of Eugene is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer community-based theater organization producing newly released and classical musicals from Broadway, Off-Broadway and regional theaters. We offer full dinners, brunches, desserts and a full bar to make a complete evening enjoyable for our patrons.
actorscabaret.org

The Student Production Association (SPA) of Lane Community College gives LCC students the opportunity to actively participate in all aspects of theater production for a full season. This includes three full productions, various workshops with local professionals, and showcases of work from acting classes. For more information, follow SPA’s Facebook page @lccspa, or email us at spa@my.lanecc.edu.
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The Very Little Theatre is a volunteer organization running on membership power since 1929; auditions and backstage positions are open to the public. Outreach programs include Minority Voices Theatre—uplifting historically marginalized voices; and Reader’s Theatre—bringing theatre to local aging care facilities. Our Virtual Little Theatre has continued throughout the pandemic and remodel; mainstage shows will resume once construction is complete in early 2022. Follow us on Instagram @verylittletheatre and Facebook @TheVLT.
thevlt.com

The mission of Trek Theater is to develop an appreciation of science fiction through theater and of theater through science fiction and explore the potential of both as instruments of social change by providing free performances of science fiction to the community.
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University Theatre offers five main stage shows per year. The shows take place in the Miller Theatre Complex which offers both the Robinson Theatre (300 person capacity) and the Hope Theatre (125 person capacity). University Theatre offers the opportunity for all students to participate as actors, directors, designers, choreographers, playwrights, composers, musicians, technicians, publicists and more. Follow University Theatre on all social media channels @uotheatrearts
blogs.uoregon.edu/theatre