THE 2018 - 2019 SEASON

For tickets, call Imago at 503.231.9581 or TicketsWest at 503-224-8499.

ZOOZOO

DEC 7, 2018 - JAN 6, 2019

Imago is bringing back to Portland its globe-trotting production ZooZoo this holiday season. Bugeyes, hippos with insomnia, arrogant anteaters, introverted frogs, paradoxical polar bears, acrobatic worms, self-touting accordions and tricky penguins fill the stage with wonder, awe and humor. ZooZo has toured internationally since 2009 following on the heels of Imago’s signature work FROGZ.

Recommended for 3 and older

"Delightful … just watch!"
New York Times

IMAGO's 2019 NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL

Four Progressive and Three Original Works

Evening at the Talk House - Wally Shawn’s terrifying and funny stunner. Theatre is dead and humans are targeted.

Leonard Cohen Is Dead- Jerry Mouawad's newest original mash-up where crime is acceptable and dead singers lead the world.

To Fly Again - Mad Max, Ionesco and Beckett are inspirations for Mouawad’s desert playground where "There is nothing to be done."

Pebble - Creator of The Reunion, The Dinner and Fallout, Carol Triffle puts up her latest work.

PAST PRODUCTIONS

TITLE AND DEED

AUGUST 10 to AUGUST 25

"Samuel Beckett for the Jon Stewart Generation" The NY Times

By Will Eno, Starring Todd Van Voris, Directed by Jerry Mouawad

“We are all embarked upon a strange, aimless journey from nowhere to nowhere — or to put it a bit more cheerily, from somewhere to somewhere else — according to the friendly sojourner in Will Eno’s Title and Deed, a haunting and often fiercely funny meditation on life as a state of permanent exile…. The graven imprint of Samuel Beckett is strong in Mr. Eno’s solo works” wrote the The New York Times.

"LA BELLE"
Lost IN THE WORLD of the AUTOMATON

APRIL 6 - APRIL 29, 2018
A giant art work of a play with 100 moving parts that will engage you like no other show… Animated effects every 30 seconds... Steampunk finesse… Whimsical, dramatic and heartfelt… This is the new Imago and they are at their best!

“It's all wow factor!”

Lee Williams, The Oregonian

Recommended for ages 4 and up