Oregon Music and Theater
Rogue River Country boasts of some very fine musical events and nationally acclaimed theater performances.
The Tony Award winning Oregon Shakespeare Festival has made Ashland, Oregon a Northwest Cultural Center. Ashland, Oregon is filled with theater, music, dance, cabaret, opera, art, and museums. The Oregon Shakespearian Theater presents 11 plays in repertory in three unique theaters from mid-February to October. Performances, backstage tours and other activities offered daily except Mondays.
15 Pioneer, Ashland, Oregon 97520
Oregon Shakespeare Theater Phone (541) 482-4331
 The Oregon Cabaret Theater – The intimate yet spacious theater is located in Southern Oregon in Ashland, OR.1st and Hargadine, Ashland Oregon 97520
Oregon Cabaret Theater Phone (541) 488-2902
 The Old West mining town of Jacksonville, Oregon just outside of Medford, Oregon is home to one of the Northwest’s premier outdoor music and performing arts festivals, featuring world renowned artists who perform under the stars in a natural hillside amphitheater of unparalleled beauty, just three blocks from downtown Jacksonville. The Peter Britt Music Festival is the oldest outdoor performing arts festival in the Northwest named for renowned pioneer photographer Peter Britt.Call or write for program information:
P.O. Box 1124, Medford, Oregon 97501
Peter Britt Music Festival Phone (800)-88-BRITT
Celebrating 32 years of exceptional opera in the Rogue Valley!
http://www.rogueopera.org/
 Southern Oregon’s Center of the Performing Arts features high-quality national and international artists in fields of music, dance, Broadway shows, dramatic theater and children’s shows. Local dance, theater, classical and world music and lecture series also take place at this beautifully renovated downtown theater.
The 1000 ac. Rogue River Ranch just north of Medford near Eagle Point was the home of Ginger Rogers from 1940 to 1990. She entertained some of Hollywood’s biggest stars at her ranch on the banks of the Rogue River. A working dairy ranch for many years the ranch supplied milk to nearby Camp White during World War II. A private person, Ginger Rogers sought to put distance between her private life and her fame. There was no comparisons of her glamorous image on screen and her unpretentious home life on the ranch.
Ginger Rogers – 1911 to 1995
Rogers died at the age of 83 in Rancho Mirage, California on April 25, 1995. 
The Craterian Ginger Rogers Theater in Medford, Oregon is named in her honor.
23 S. Central Ave. Medford, Oregon 97501
Ginger Rogers Theater Phone (541) 779-3000
Medford Jazz Jubilee
Three fun-filled magical days of music. Traditional jazz, zydeco, rhythm and blues, and swing. Dancing, great food and beautiful surroundings. Seventeen bands perform simultaneously at eight locations.
(800) 599-0039 Extension 313
Southern Oregon Historical Society
Rogue Valley Museums (541) 773-6536
Grants Pass, Oregon Performing Arts
Rogue Music Theater at Rogue Community College
Offers finest regional music theater in Oregon. July Through October (outdoors) plus winter shows. (541) 479-2559
143 SE H Street Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 541-471-1316
www.roguetheatre.com
Barnstormers Little Theater
(541) 479-3557
Stardust Repertory Theater
(541) 472-9614
Grants Pass Performing Arts Center
Largest Stage in Southern Oregon
(541) 476-7717
Connect The Dots Theatre Productions
422 SW 5th Street
Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
541-476-7434
www.toconnectthedots.org
Roseburg, Oregon Performing Arts
Umpqua Valley Arts Center.
The Arts Center was built in 1917 by the State of Oregon as a naval veterans hospital. Since 1979 it has been dedicated to fostering support for the arts and crafts of Douglas County. Open Daily
(541) 672-2532 |
