The Northwest's premiere Latino
arts and culture organization
Office: 425 SE 6th Avenue
Theatre: 525 SE Stark
Portland OR 97214
503-236-7253


Milagro The Web

Tickets

¡VIVA LA REVOLUCIÓN!
Created by Martín Milagro
October 21 to November 13, 2011
An original, bilingual celebration of the Day of the Dead
Sponsored by Ronni Lacroute and the Consulate of Mexico in Portland

Every year, the dead are commemorated in Portland’s longest-running Día de los Muertos celebration. In the early 20th century, when the people of Mexico joined forces to demand reform, Las Adelitas were women who placed themselves in the line of fire in support of the Mexican revolutionaries. Celebrated in music and dance with corridos and baile folklórico, we honor those who fought bravely for liberation.

THURSDAY
7:30PM
FRIDAY
8PM
SATURDAY
8PM
SUNDAY
2PM
Oct 20
Adv: $15
Door: $19
Oct 21
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Oct 22
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Oct 23
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Oct 27
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Oct 28
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Oct 29
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Oct 30
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Nov 3
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Nov 4
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Nov 5
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Nov 6
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Nov 10
Adv: $20/$23
Door: $24/$27
Nov 11
Adv: $$20/$26
Door: $24/$30
Nov 12
Adv: $$20/$26
Door: $24/$30
Nov 13
Adv: $$20/$26
Door: $24/$30

 

 

 

 

 

Bilingual, Ages 5+, Educational Connections: Spanish/ESL, Mexican History and
Latino Culture, Women’s Studies, Day of the Dead


B’AKTUN 13
Written by Dañel Malán
January 13 to 21, 2012
An original, bilingual Teatro Milagro production
Sponsored by Juan Young Trust

Deported to Mexico because their parents were discovered to be undocumented immigrants, two college students from Oregon immediately find themselves swept up in the prophecies surrounding B’aktun 13, the final era in the Mayan calendar. Their future is suddenly as uncertain as the world around them: Will the Earth change on December 21, 2012? Or will they?

THURSDAY
7:30PM
FRIDAY
8PM
SATURDAY
2PM
SATURDAY
8PM
SUNDAY
2PM
Jan 12
Adv: $12
Door: $16
Jan 13
Adv: $14/$20
Door: $18/$24
Jan 14
Adv: $14/$20
Door: $18/$24
Jan 15
Adv: $14/$17 Door: $18/$21
Jan 19
Adv: $14/$17 Door: $18/$21
Jan 20
Adv: $14/$20
Door: $18/$24
Jan 21
Adv: $14/$18 Door: $16/$21
Jan 21
Adv: $14/$20
Door: $18/$24

Bilingual, Ages 10+, Educational Connections: Spanish/ESL, Maya Culture, Immigration, Drama/Playwriting, U.S./Mexico Politics


BOLEROS FOR THE DISENCHANTED
Written by José Rivera (Oscar-nominated author of the screenplay adaptation of The Motorcycle Diaries)
February 10 to March 3, 2012
Sponsored by Urban Robotics and the Willamette Week

Passion and humor collide amid the warm, sunny breezes of 1950s Puerto Rico when Eusebio sweeps Flora off her feet and off to America — away from her family and her familiar life. Nearly 40 years later, an angel visits Eusebio with a mysterious message that stirs up old secrets and causes Flora to question the life she has tirelessly built in a foreign land. “Deeply affecting! Beautiful! A play that celebrates love.” —The Boston Globe

THURSDAY
7:30PM
FRIDAY
8PM
SATURDAY
8PM
SUNDAY
2PM
Feb 9
Adv: $15
Door: $19
Feb 10
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 11
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 12
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Feb 16
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Feb 17
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 18
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 19
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Feb 23
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Feb 24
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 25
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
Feb 26
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
Mar 1
Adv: $20/$23
Door: $24/$27
Mar 2
Adv: $20/$26
Door: $24/$30
Mar 3
Adv: $20/$26
Door: $24/$30

English, Ages 16+, Educational Connections: Drama, Puerto Rico/Caribbean History,
Gender and Family studies


JARDÍN DE SUEÑOS
An original play created by Miracle Theatre Group
March 23 to April 14, 2012
In Spanish with easy-to-follow English supertitles
Sponsored by Sterling Bank, National Endowment for the Arts, the Consulate of Mexico in Portland, The Oregonian

Imagine the impossible, the magnificent, the terrifying ... Like a garden of dreams, folktales are filled with legendary creatures who lead us down the paths of discovery. For some, it’s about love; for others, it’s about knowledge. For young Cristina, it’s about listening to her heart and finding her voice.

THURSDAY
7:30PM
FRIDAY
8PM
SATURDAY
8PM
SUNDAY
2PM
Mar 22
Adv: $10-$15
Door: $12/$19
Mar 23
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Mar 24
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Mar 25
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Mar 29
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Mar 30
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Mar 31
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Apr 1
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Apr 5
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Apr 6
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Apr 7
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Apr 8
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Apr 12
Adv: $10-$20
Door: $12/$24
Apr 13
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27
Apr 14
Adv: $10-$23
Door: $12/$27

Spanish with easy-to-follow supertitles in English, Ages 5+, Educational Connections: Spanish, Latino Folklore & Literature, Family Studies, Psychology


OEDIPUS EL REY
Written by Luis Alfaro
May 4 to 26, 2012
A story that “crackles with electricity” —Washington Examiner
Sponsored by Josie Mendoza and Hugh Mackworth

With Chicano swagger and sly sense of humor, Luis Alfaro transports Sophocles’ tragedy to the mean streets of East L.A. Here Oedipus does hard time for ripping off a Costco, Jocasta splashes on the Jean Naté while glued to “All My Children” and the oracle takes cash only. But the word on the street is not good and the passion Oedipus has for one woman will violate our most sacred law.

THURSDAY
7:30PM
FRIDAY
8PM
SATURDAY
8PM
SUNDAY
2PM
May 3
Adv: $15
Door: $19
May 4
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 5
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 6
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
May 10
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
May 11
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 12
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 13
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
May 17
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
May 18
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 19
Adv: $17/$23
Door: $21/$27
May 20
Adv: $17/$20
Door: $21/$24
May 24
Adv: $20/$23
Door: $24/$27
May 25
Adv: $20/$26
Door: $24/$29
May 26
Adv: $20/$26
Door: $24/$29

English, Ages 16+, Educational Connections: Chicano Studies, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Urban Studies, Literary Adaptation, Drama

Miracle Theatre Group offers a significant discount when purchasing tickets in advance; the earlier you purchase your seats, the better pricing and seat locations you’ll receive. Prices may increase as tickets become scarcer.  Miracle also offers discounts based on the day of the week as well as for students and senior citizens. The most economical option, however is to purchase season tickets, whether a subscription with specific dates or a FlexPass that you can use as you go. Season tickets also come with a number of perks, including special offers, invitations and preferred seating.

Tickets can be purchased by check, cash, or credit card; a modest handling fee is assessed for all advance purchases. All sales are final, however reservations may be canceled up to 24 hours prior to the event. We will re-schedule your attendance for the current play or, if that's not possible, provide you with a gift certificate of equal value for an upcoming production.

In person: Our Box Office is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday at Miracle's administrative offices located at 425 SE 6th Ave., as well as one hour prior to each performance in the lobby of the theatre at 525 SE Stark St.

By phone: Tickets may also be purchased by calling 503-236-7253 or, on weekends when our offices are closed, you may also purchase tickets through the PDX Ticket Network by calling 503-205-0715.

Online: Tickets may be purchased any time online from our Web site.

All Portland performances are at the Milagro Theatre 525 SE Stark St., Portland.

The Milagro Theatre is intimate, air conditioned, and every seat is a great seat! Seating is assigned; unless you have a specific request for seating, we will select the best seats available at the time of reservation. Because of the intimacy of the Milagro Theatre, there is no late seating, and no children under 5 can be admitted except for specific family events.


Group Rates vary by production and performance. Please contact the Miracle at 503-236-7253 for assitance and purchase.
All group purchases must be paid in advance or guaranteed by a credit card or school purchase order.
No refunds or exchanges are made should members of the group fail to attend the performance


“Arts for All” Ticket Program

Miracle Theatre Group is pleased to participate in Portland’s “Arts for All” discounted ticket program. Beginning October 1, 2011, individuals presenting Oregon Trail Cards may purchase a minimum of 2, up to a maximum of 4 tickets per card holder to any of the five productions described at left for only $5 per ticket. “Arts for All” program tickets must be purchased with cash or check in person with an Oregon Trail Card from our box office at 425 SE Sixth Ave., weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Discounted tickets are subject to availability; there are no refunds or exchanges. This discount is not valid for the closing week of performances of each production.  Questions? Call 503-236-7253 ext. 113.

What our patrons say about the Miracle

“I feel very much at home when I go to Miracle.”

“It is wonderful and unique ... something very special I couldn’t get anywhere else.”

“Authentic, intimate theatre.“

“I enjoy the culture, the language, the creativity of the plays and  the warmth and enthusiasm of the actors and audience alike.”

“I love that I am inspired to laugh and at the same time  I walk away with plenty of food for thought.”

“Excellent entertainment for a great price.”

“A theater that bridges U.S. and Latino cultures.”

“Portland’s lifeline to Hispanic arts and culture.”

“A theater that focuses on Hispanic plays, themes and playwrights, but is for everyone who is interested in culture anddiversity and the human experience.”

“A theater that celebrates the beauty of my culture through the arts.”

Miracle Theatre Group 425 SE 6th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214 503-236-7253
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