Upcoming shows
Catch Me If You Can
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Catch Me If You Can (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Angel Street (Gaslight)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Angel Street (Gaslight) (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Charles Dickens Writes A Christmas Carol
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Charles Dickens Writes A Christmas Carol (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Rumors (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Rumors
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
The Lost Virginity Tour
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
The Lost Virginity Tour (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”. How do I use a promo code?
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Something Rotten (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”.
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
Something Rotten
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”.
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
You Can’t Take it with You (matinee)
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”.
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
You Can’t Take it with You
Tickets: pentacletheatre.org*
*To access special seating in section C, row 4 (more leg room for captioning devices) enter the promo code “CueCaptions”.
Or, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at the Ticket Office.
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)
Ticket Office
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
To reserve seating with captions, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at our box office. Captioned seating cannot be reserved online.
In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)
Ticket Office
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
To reserve seating with captions, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at our box office. Captioned seating cannot be reserved online.
A Comedy of Tenors (matinee)
Ticket Office
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
To reserve seating with captions, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at our box office. Captioned seating cannot be reserved online.
A Comedy of Tenors
Ticket Office
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
To reserve seating with captions, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at our box office. Captioned seating cannot be reserved online.
Hairspray (matinee)
Ticket Office
(503)-485-4300
197 Liberty St. SE
Salem, Oregon 97301
To reserve seating with captions, purchase your tickets via phone or in person at our box office. Captioned seating cannot be reserved online.
The Icarus Paradox
Cascadia Creative Conservatory presents The Icarus Paradox, by Maeve Z. O’Connor.
Tickets: https://checkout.square.site/buy/SRSW3AYBU3N5KZR6WN3QWWTY
Describe a new color. Pour fourth-dimensional tea out of a fifth-dimensional pot. Send yourself a letter from the future. Forge the legs of the kitchen table into wings. Are you the same you as you were ten minutes ago? Are you sure? This is the summer house, an unearthly backdrop for small acts of absurdity. Its residents are stuck; confined to the antiquated air bubble of the house, each of them grappling with the catalyst of their arrival. When the narrator takes an interest in the house and its occupants, the infinite status quo is challenged and reality starts to unravel even further. Part thought-experiment, part dreamscape drama, The Icarus Paradox explores love, loneliness, identity, what it means to be lost, and what it means to be found.