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"It's time to join the club."
Finally. The return of the staged parody of the best movie ever made about teenage vampires in the 1980s. Brought to you by the crew who brought you Road House: The Play, A Nightmare on Elm Stree Live, and She's Like The Wind, this show debuted in 2012 to sold out crowds that came back year after year! With live music, big hair and even bigger fangs, you'll leave yelling, "I still believe!" Adapted to the stage by Shelley McLendon and Courtenay Hameister Music by Jonny Newsome and Robyn El Kay Fridays & Saturdays Oct 9-31 *TICKETS ARE NON RETURNABLE AND NON TRANSFERRABLE |
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Billy Wayne Davis and guests answer YOUR QUESTIONS! It's funny and informative!
Billy Wayne is a Siren Theater favorite and has appeared on NBC's Last Comic Standing, WTF with Marc Maron, TruTV's Worlds Dumbest, CMT and written for NFL on FOX. His festival credits include the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Bumbershoot, and Sketchfest in San Francisco. |
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"It's time to join the club."
Finally. The return of the staged parody of the best movie ever made about teenage vampires in the 1980s. Brought to you by the crew who brought you Road House: The Play, A Nightmare on Elm Stree Live, and She's Like The Wind, this show debuted in 2012 to sold out crowds that came back year after year! With live music, big hair and even bigger fangs, you'll leave yelling, "I still believe!" Adapted to the stage by Shelley McLendon and Courtenay Hameister Music by Jonny Newsome and Robyn El Kay Fridays & Saturdays Oct 9-31 *TICKETS ARE NON RETURNABLE AND NON TRANSFERRABLE |
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Sunday Halloween BINGO returns to The Siren Theater!
Join us on Sunday October 25 for a morning of comedy, day drinking, prizes, treats, special guests and BINGO! Wear your Halloween best 'cuz there will be a costume contest! Great for adults and kids who can sit still and play BINGO for 90 minutes! Hosted by Siren Theater BINGO callers Erin Jean O'Regan and Jed Arkley! $10 is the minimum buy in and gets you 9 cards, but the more cares you get, the better your odds! |
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"It's time to join the club."
Finally. The return of the staged parody of the best movie ever made about teenage vampires in the 1980s. Brought to you by the crew who brought you Road House: The Play, A Nightmare on Elm Stree Live, and She's Like The Wind, this show debuted in 2012 to sold out crowds that came back year after year! With live music, big hair and even bigger fangs, you'll leave yelling, "I still believe!" Adapted to the stage by Shelley McLendon and Courtenay Hameister Music by Jonny Newsome and Robyn El Kay Fridays & Saturdays Oct 9-31 *TICKETS ARE NON RETURNABLE AND NON TRANSFERRABLE |
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Leah Bonnema is a nationally headlining comedian, top podcast host, and recovering people pleaser. Join Leah at the Siren Theater for her new hour of stand-up comedy and storytelling as she hilariously navigates an unapologetic new chapter in her life (if that is okay with you).
ABOUT: Leah Bonnema is a multi-hyphenate comedian, writer, and popular podcast host who’s been seen on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Don’t Tell Comedy, and more. As a nationally headlining comedian, Leah Bonnema had the honor of performing for our troops overseas, touring with Lizz Winstead’s Lady Parts Justice and has been featured at the International Glasgow Comedy Festival, Netflix is a Joke Festival, the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival, the Women in Comedy Festival, and at The Kennedy Center during the District of Comedy Festival. She’s performed stand-up on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Don’t Tell Comedy, Gotham Comedy Live, Comedy KnockOut, and Chris Gethard Presents. As a writer and actor, Leah's work has been featured in The New York Television Festival, The Portland Film Festival, The Broad Humor Film Fest, The Austin Comedy Film Festival, and The Oregon Short Film Festival. Leah recently published a rom-com novel, The Holiday Breakdown, and is the co-host of the top-rated podcast Were You Raised by Wolves?, an Apple Spotlight pick, for which she has appeared multiple times on The Tamron Hall Show as an engaging etiquette expert. Learn more and watch clips: leahbonnema.com/epk |
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The Doubleclicks return to The Siren Theater!
The Doubleclicks wrote silly songs about dinosaurs, Dungeons and Dragons, and Mr. Darcy. Silly. Light. Novelty! Their sibling harmonies and YouTube consistency led to a 10-year career of rocking Portland's smallest rooms from 2009-2019. Then... some things happened. Laser and Aubrey are back in Portland this November with the same songs—which, in retrospect, tell in detail Laser's story of being a closeted, undiagnosed autistic trans man, using pop culture and ukulele songwriting to cope with a challenging world. We can't wait to see you again, or for the first time! It'll be the same songs... with a few key changes. |
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One night only, Portland! Unhinged queer comedy from Brooklyn comics.
Body Description: Calling all local lesbian legends, queer icons, and trans treasures to join us at The Siren for a rowdy night of queer stand up comedy show with Brooklyn comedians & friends, Kate Strobel and Lee Robinson! More about the comics: Lee Robinson is NYC based stand-up comedian and co-host of the nationally touring comedy show Dyketopia. They’ve been featured on OutTV and have opened for comics like Rachel Scanlon and Bob the Drag Queen. Kate Strobel is a Brooklyn-based comedian and member of the standup supergroup Firecracker Comedy. Kate’s debut comedy album, Firecracker Comedy, was released on Blonde Medicine Records in August 2025. |
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Carson Olshansky (still they/them, despite the haters) is a viral comedian who you may know from OFTV, New York Comedy Festival, Reductress, or that time Cara Delevingne commented on their Instagram reel. You might f*ck with Carson if you're trans, queer, Jewish, ridiculously socially anxious, or trying to figure out how to be a good ally to your nonbinary sibling or something. You can learn more about 'em here.
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