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Season 39: Bridging Divides
The Milagro familia is excited for Season 39: Bridging Divides. Season39 is all about coming to terms with our differences, affirming them and each other, and working to find, not merely a compromise,...
View ArticleMijita Friedita
As a child during the Mexican Revolution, young Frida helps her mother to dress the wounds of soldiers and discovers the world of photography though her father. With the onset of Polio, her parents...
View ArticleThe Play You Want
The Play You Want is a comedy that explores the divide between exploitation and acceptance – Fed up by the theatre world’s desires to box him in, Mexican playwright Bernardo Cubria sarcastically...
View ArticleLa Quijote
Milagro has engaged a creative team to develop and commission a Spanish language espectáculo based on Cervantes’ Aventuras de Don Quijote with a gender twist. The women, La Quijote and Sancha, inhabit...
View ArticleSemillas
Semillas, our newest work about CO2 founder Juan Carlos Sesma, will show how just one person can take a small idea and turn it into something that is bigger than themselves, something that can change...
View ArticleDía de los Muertos
Every fall, the dead are commemorated in Portland’s longest-running Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration. This year, following this season’s theme of Bridging Divides, Día de Muertos 26...
View Article¡Viva Milagro! 2022
Join us for our 11th annual Día de Muertos fundraiser, ¡Viva Milagro! on Wednesday, November 2nd from 6:00 – 9:00 PM! This ever-popular event features a uniquely prepared Oaxacan dinner from Portland’s...
View Articletertulia: Art + Conversation
tertulia: Art + Conversation occurs throughout the season with a goal to bring artists and audiences closer together, in an intimate setting. The series celebrates the multi-disciplinary Latino...
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tertulia: Art + Conversation
Milagro’s tertulia: Art + Conversation returns in 2022 in the newly revamped El Zócalo in El Centro Milagro. We are presenting a diverse group of Latina/o artists with whom we will have a conversation...
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Día de Muertos
Every year Milagro observes Día de Muertos with the premiere of a new production, altar display, and community events through the Central Eastside Muertos Celebration. Día de Muertos is a long-honored...
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tertulia: Art + Conversation
Milagro’s tertulia: Art + Conversation returns in 2022 in the newly revamped El Zócalo in El Centro Milagro. We are presenting a diverse group of Latina/o artists with whom we will have a conversation...
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Regalos for Milagro
This year we are launching our 2022 holiday giving campaign, Regalos for Milagro! The support that we have received from you all over the years has been vital to the organization and all the Milagro...
View ArticleArdiente Paciencia
The beloved story of romance and revolution, once again presented in Spanish, makes its triumphant return to Milagro Theatre this Spring! Follow the unlikely friendship between a hopeless-romantic...
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PDX Winter Light Festival with Ballet Papalotl
This February Milagro’s zócalo will light up the Central Eastside as part of the Portland Winter Light Festival. Join us on the evening of Saturday, February 11th for a concert with Kenya Marquez and...
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tertulia: Art + Conversation
Milagro’s tertulia: Art + Conversation returns in 2022 in the newly revamped El Zócalo in El Centro Milagro. We are presenting a diverse group of Latina/o artists with whom we will have a conversation...
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Season 39: Bridging Divides
The Milagro familia is excited for Season 39: Bridging Divides. Season39 is all about coming to terms with our differences, affirming them and each other, and working to find, not merely a compromise,...
View ArticleDuende de Lorca
REQUEST TO STREAM Federico García Lorca is celebrated the world over for his poetry, music and plays. Yet at the age of 27, he was still a struggling artist living with his parents, staging puppet...
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