The Coyote Call Circus debuts their newest full length show, filled with puppetry, foolishness, and aerial arts. Followed by the favorite Oregonian band, Family Mystic. $15 adv/$20 dos

Enjoy the power of play. Celebrate failure.

Below your normal presentation of acceptability, there live parts of you that haven’t been allowed to show up for one reason or another.

The goal of this class is to help you See and Be Seen; to celebrate your failures; and to lean into your authentic response. This class will support actors and non-actors alike. It is for anyone who wishes to develop their sense of public authenticity, ability to play, and the art of breaking the fourth wall.

Ever admire the pure flow that a child has? Their authentic way of responding? Let's go there.

Cost is $130-170 sliding scale for the 3-part series. 11am-2pm, Sundays: Jan 11, 18, & 25.

Cultivate the absurd. Unleash your inner clown.

A feisty date night? A girls’ night out? This gender-fluid, multi-generational burlesque includes comedy, sultriness, and a good time. Bring money for tips! $20/entry

Boosh. A comedy clown show that embraces loneliness and longing. Watch the one-woman powerhouse, Ouzla the Okay, as she mimes a theatrical narrative full of physical humor, unexpected guests, and puppetry. Fun for the whole family, relatable to adults everywhere.

Playing Saturday, May 3, at 11:30 a.m. in Lithia Park in Ashland, Oregon. FREE.

See Fringe Fest website for tix and location

Boosh. A comedy clown show that embraces loneliness and longing. Watch the one-woman powerhouse, Ouzla the Okay, as she mimes a theatrical narrative full of physical humor, unexpected guests, and puppetry. Fun for the whole family, relatable to adults everywhere.

Playing Friday, May 9, at 5:15 p.m. at the Springfield Public Library. FREE.

Nicole will be the opening act for Charla’s award-winning show, Naked At My Age.

7 p.m. at the Hybrid Gallery in Eugene, Oregon.

Details to come. For more info on Naked At My Age check out Charla’s webpage.

Ever admire the pure state of being that is natural for little kids? Ever wish you could remove the social layers that keep you from basking in the same authenticity and connection? Such is the way of the clown, who lives a life of honest expression. In this introductory course on clowning, you will learn about clown mind, the gifts of presence, remaining in the body, and being seen. In many ways, this is a playshop. For some—the beginning of a long journey.

Happening Tuesday, July 1, as the opening Somatic Lab to Coalessence Ecstatic Dance in Eugene, Oregon at 5:15pm sharp.

See the Coalessence Ecstatic Dance website for more info.