GENERAL SHOW INFORMATION
The Siren is all ages but not all show content is. Please use your own discretion when bringing a younger audience member.
Please refrain from taking pictures or video during performances. It's distracting to the performers and we just want to be in the moment with you!
Advanced online ticketing ends 1-2 hours before start of show, then tickets are sold at the box office beginning when doors open. Advanced tickets are typically cheaper than tickets purchased at the door.
Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.
Doors open 30-45 minutes before start of show.
The restrooms are "European style" and located on the second floor. (Why? We don't know! We didn't design the building.) There is an ADA accessible restroom in the back stage area. Please see a staff member to assist you.
Please refrain from taking pictures or video during performances. It's distracting to the performers and we just want to be in the moment with you!
Advanced online ticketing ends 1-2 hours before start of show, then tickets are sold at the box office beginning when doors open. Advanced tickets are typically cheaper than tickets purchased at the door.
Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.
Doors open 30-45 minutes before start of show.
The restrooms are "European style" and located on the second floor. (Why? We don't know! We didn't design the building.) There is an ADA accessible restroom in the back stage area. Please see a staff member to assist you.
The 30th anniversary celebration of
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Zack. Kelly. Slater. Lisa. Jessie. Screech.
The first episode of Saved By the Bell aired 30 years ago, and when it did, it changed the lives of all who watched it forever. The Siren will become The MAX for one night as we celebrate the beginning of the best sitcom ever filmed with a tribute night of comedy, music, spoken word, and storytelling. Featuring Siren regulars... Shelley McLendon (The Aces, Artistic Director of The Siren Theater) Lori Ferraro (Bath Night, Poltergeist Live) Anne Zander (Juicebox) Erin O'Regan (The Lost Boys-Live!, Thorns Blogger for Portland Mercury) Amy Conway(visual and performance artist) Craig McCarthy (The Squirts) Laura Anne Whitley (Stand up comic) Courtenay Hameister (Author or Okay, Fine, Whatever) and more... |
THE SIREN THEATER IMPROV GIANTS with guest monologist
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The Siren Theater Improv Giants with special guest monologist Chelsea Cain
What happens when you take a handful of Portland's best improv comedians, the personal stories of a NYT Bestselling author, and put them on stage together? Total magic is what. Join us for a night of improv comedy inspired by the stories of the amazing CHELSEA CAIN. Author of One Kick ( which was made into a TV show called Gone), Man- Eaters, the comic book series Mockingbird, and so much more. And featuring the improv comedy of these Giants: Shelley McLendon (Artistic Director/ Owner of The Siren Theater, The Aces) Nicholas Kessler (Host of The Moth, Twist Your Dickens cast member at PCS) Kristen Schier (Curious Comedy) Chris Williams (Broke Gravy) 
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5 SHOWS ONLY!
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Try not to fall asleep From the makers of Road House: The Play The Lost Boys-Live and Poltergeist Live comes the staged parody of the movie that made you afraid to fall asleep in the 1980s. A show that promises, action, suspense, comedy and a certain striped sweater. This show is a total DREAM. Adapted to the stage and directed by Shelley McLendon LIve music by Jonny Newsome and starring Siren Theater favorites Lori Ferraro Shelley McLendon Ted Douglass Paul Glazier Marshall Bradley Erin Jean O'Regan Janet Scanlon Wm. Steven Humphrey This show will be scary and funny but probably isn't appropriate for kids. |
ER PERKINS PRESENTS
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There were moments when I laughed my ass of , when I was mystified, and—most importantly—when I was creeped the f*ck out.” - The Portland Mercury E.R. Perkins returns from beyond with his latest Séance Party, DREADFUL DREAMS. Ascend the dreadful stairs into dreamland with your party host and paranaturalist, Mr. Perkins. He will provide, for his exclusive guests, an interactive theatrical experience full of strange ceremony, metaphysical comedy, and genuine attempts at spirit contact. Participation is essential. DREADFUL DREAMS is an unconventional night of dread and delight full of ghostly prose, séance exercise, and deeply haunted history. Due to the dismaying themes explored, and the artifacts employed, it is intended for mature audiences only. And be warned, not all the guests in attendance have been invited. This year, in order to provide an atmosphere more conducive to manifestation, tickets will be strictly limited to 50 seats per show. An elegant soiree amongst the spirits awaits you. |
