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BroadArts is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization and donations are tax deductible.

We are supported in part by the City of Portland VisionPDX Project, the Kinsman Foundation, the McKenzie River Gathering Foundation,the Polk Family Trust, and your generous donations!

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Vancouver Performance!

BroadArts is appearing at the Vancouver Peace & Justice Fair from 1-1:30 pm Saturday, September 13th. The fair itself runs from 9AM to 5PM at the Esther Short Park in Vancouver, Washington. Please come!

 

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WONDERBROADER

You probably saw WONDERBROADS, the sparkling original musical comedy that celebrates forty 20th Century North American women, the Babes and Broads Who Broke the Rules. This funny, edgy, dangerous, historic, inspiring, sexy, interactive theatrical revue has toured on and off since 1999. The musical won the 2000 Angus L. Bowmer Prize for Best Drama.

Next year, join us for WONDERBROADER, BroadArts Theatre's 2008-2009 season's newest comedy with music. WONDER-BROADER celebrates global women now, in the 21st century, who change our world for the better, by working for peace, equality, justice, sustainability and compassion.

Visit the WONDERBROADER page to learn more!

WONDERBROADER is the sequel to the original play. In our new theatrical production, the Goddess Lilith has reached her elder years, and is ready to pass the work for rights and freedoms on to a younger generation of activists. Lilith's protege, Lilly, tires of the older woman's 'wait and see' attitude- she wants to change the world and change it today! The two titans of power clash over methods, strategy and timing, as they each struggle to define and redefine their place in a world grown more discordant and divided.

Juice


It's not pulp fiction. It's pulp fact.

Juice. What Juices us up? When we're squeezed by the pressures and demands of daily life, and numb to the problems of the world, what moves us from paralysis to passion?

BroadArts Theatre's upcoming comedy with music, written and composed by Melinda E. Pittman, enacts these questions through the lens of real people who have experienced a transfiguration. Talented actor-singers portray people who have been organized and radicalized and now give their talent to making a better world. Visit the Juice page to learn more!

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