Completed in 1987, this building is the newest addition to the Portland'5 Centers for the Arts. The complex houses Newmark Theatre, The Dolores Winningstad Theatre and Brunish Hall. The award-winning design includes a rotunda lobby that soars four stories, a cafe, box office and costume workshop. All the facilities are wheelchair accessible, offering the magic of the stage to everyone interested.
Website: pcpa.com
Phone: (503) 248-4335
Cross Streets: Between SW Main St and SW Madison St
1111 SW Broadway Portland, OR 97205 ·2289.95 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpI love both theatres here at the Portland Center for the Performing Arts (aka PCPA). Combined with the Schnitz, Portland was a class set of venues for a variety of theatrical offerings. Last...
MoreI've been coming here for many many years. Usually I see performances at the Newmark Theater for White Bird dance performances, opera, or ballet performances but I have also seen plays and...
MoreI got to go see one of my favorite food and travel stars from Netflix's Somebody Feed Phil. Phil Rosenthal is also the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond. What a fun night and wow what a gorgeous...
MoreLove the performing arts! On a Saturday, I parked in a parking lot up the hill of Jefferson for $5 all day. It's on the corner of Jefferson and Broadway. There's a jewelry shop attached to it....
MoreFormerly the New Theatre building, the Antoinette Hatfield Hall is an extraordinary place for the performing arts in Portland. Run by the Portland Center for the Performing Arts (PCPA) whose...
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