The Very Little Theatre

There’s no pussyfooting around the fact that live theater is back. And feline obsession has proven to be the purr-fect mews for a new play that’s running now through April 14-23 at the Very Little Theater in Eugene.

COVID-19 has shuttered or limited virtually all performing arts venues, including those in Oregon. But many community theatres have not only weathered the…

Sinclair Lewis, the first American to receive a Nobel Prize for literature, wrote his shocking dystopian novel, “It Can’t Happen Here,” in 1935. The next…

Minority Voices Theatre, in collaboration with the University of Oregon and the Very Little Theatre, will produce its first full production this month.…

A lot of hard work has gone into The Very Little Theatre’s latest show, “Dracula”, which opens Friday. Production staff hope the story of a blood-sucking…

The Very Little Theatre in Eugene opens its 90th season this month, with the horror classic, Dracula. KLCC’s Claude Offenbacher – a lifetime member of VLT…

The play Whose Life Is It Anyway? examines quality of life issues through the eyes of a paralyzed sculptor, portrayed by Blake Beardsley in the Very…

Actresses Kim Fairbairn and Storm Kennedy speak with Eric Alan about Love, Loss and What I Wore, a play regarding the connection between clothes and…

The play Anne of the Thousand Days depicts the tumultuous and lethal relationship of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Jay Hash, director of the Very…

The Very Little Theatre in Eugene presents the Pulitzer Prize-nominated play Other Desert Cities, which explores the personal and political tensions in a…

The Very Little Theatre presents The Language Archive, from January 17th through February 1st. The play is centered around a specialist in dying languages…

The Man from Earth was science fiction writer Jerome Bixby’s philosophical final work, a piece about immortality completed on his death bed in 1998. It…