Jake Thomas

If Oscar Wilde could be here today, he would be thrilled with Santa Cruz Shakespeare's production of “The Importance of Being Earnest.” This is the

Doctors and others complained the rule was too vague. The board has reworked the rule and is accepting public comment

“New Works Weekend!” His hands gesture to an invisible marquee and his cool azure eyes flash and sparkle; Ian Dyer is passionate about plays.

I sprinted through the long hallway toward the closing doors and shouted to catch director Kyle Vasquez's attention. “Wait!” She pretended to close the doors quickly and then ...

A proposed deal that could affect pharmacies comprising nearly a third of Oregon’s retail prescription drug market is now on trial in a Portland federal court.

A proposed deal that could affect pharmacies comprising nearly a third of Oregon's retail prescription drug market is now on trial in a Portland federal court.

Director Davis Banta and producer Greg Roe led me backstage through a maze of construction projects and horror props.

Walking to Lulu Carpenter's on Pacific, I spotted David Coulter talking to a musician who was sitting and playing a saw in front of Bookshop Santa Cruz.

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Somehow, some way, Santa Cruz Shakespeare's production of “The Glass Menagerie” punches through. Being prepared for the emotional impact does nothing to stop it from hitting where it hurts.