A little history…
Theatre Vertigo was founded in 1997 by Paul Floding, Nanette Pettit and Jeff Meyers.
From 1998-1999 Theatre Vertigo produced seven well-received and critically acclaimed late-night productions throughout Portland.
In the summer of 1999 Theatre Vertigo moved to the Russell Street Theater and has produced
thirteen main stage productions to date.
Theatre Vertigo moved to a new space, The Electric Company at 25th and SE Gladstone in January of 2003.
production history
A Devil Inside
March 2005 – Directed by Tom Moorman
Stay Tuned
December 2004
A Bright Room Called Day
November 2004
Death and the Maiden
June 2004 – Directed by Antonio Sonera
The 24 Hour Plays
May 2004
Anonymous Theatre Picasso at the Lapin Agile
April 2004 – Directed by TBA
Faust. Us. by Joseph Fisher
December 2003 – Directed by Matthew B. Zrebski
Big Love by Charles Mee October 10 – Nov 8th
October 2003 – Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy
Prague-Nosis! by Jeff Goode
July 2003 – Directed by Ben Plont
Anonymous Theatre – The Importance of Being Earnest Co-produced with The Cardboard Box Theatre Company
May 2003 – Directed by Ben Plont
Freedomland by Amy Freed
March 2003 – Directed by Buck Skelton
The 24 Hour Plays – 2003 by Joseph Fisher, Vicente Guzman-Orozco, Steve Patterson and Matthew B. Zrebski
February 2003 – Directed by Ken Johnson, Angie Lawless, Steve Patterson and Ben Plont
Masterpieces by Sarah Daniels
June 2002 – Directed by JoAan Johonson
Rashomon by Fay and Michael Kanin
March 2002 – Directed by Deb Lund
The 24 Hour Plays by Milo Mowery, Teresa Russell
and Matt Zrebski
December 22, 2001 – Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy, Matt Russell, Tony Sonera
The Physicists by Friedrich Durrenmatt
October 2001 – Directed by Buck Skelton
The Baptism by LeRoi Jones (Amiri Baraka)
July 2001 – Directed by Angie Lawless
Brutality of Fact by Keith Reddin
April 2001 – Directed by Jim Davis
Poona the Fuckdog:And Other Plays for Children
by Jeff Goode
January 2001 – Directed by Angie Lawless
Popcorn by Ben Elton
September 2000 – Directed by Jeff Meyers
Hellcab by Will Kern
July 2000 – Directed by Nanette Pettit
The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine by Robert Morgan
July 2000 – Directed by Trish Egan
Lion In The Streets by Judith Thompson
June 2000 – Directed by Jeff Meyers
(Portland Premiere)
The King Has Gone To Tenebrae by George Herman
March 2000 – Directed by Jeff Meyers
(West Coast Premiere)
The Grey Zone by Tim Blake Nelson
November 1999 – Directed by Michael Griggs
(Portland Premiere)
This Is A Play by Daniel MacIvor
August 1999 – Directed by Chris Herman
Criminal Genius by George F. Walker
July 1999 – Directed by Paul Floding
(Northwest Premiere)
Never Swim Alone by Daniel MacIvor
March 1999 – Directed by Jeff Meyers
(West Coast Premiere)
Two-Headed Roommate by Bruce McCulloch
November 1998 – Directed by Paul Floding
(West Coast Premiere)
Larry And The Werewolf by Jeff Goode
September 1998 – Directed by Jeff Meyers
(West Coast Premiere)
A Woman, Alone by Franca Rame
June 1998 – Directed by Paul Floding
Mass Murder by Jeff Meyers
March 1998 / October 1997 – Directed by Jeff Meyer
Nominated for 1998 Drammy – Best Original Play