Cover Art  of the Pacific Northwest Issue: A large bird carrying various Pacific Northwest landmarks on its back.
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A Miracle on Stark Street
  • The Teatro Milagro your of Judge Torres by Milta Ortiz
    The Teatro Milagro your of Judge Torres by Milta Ortiz
  • Georgina Escobar
    Georgina Escobar
  • Milagro Theatre world premiere of Swimming While Drowning by Emilio Rodriguez
    Milagro Theatre world premiere of Swimming While Drowning by Emilio Rodriguez

About a mile west of Lone Fir Cemetery, a 165-year old cemetery in Portland in the Buckman neighborhood, you will find a salmon-colored building on the corner of 6th and Stark Street. Nestled just east of the river, its olden marquee frames the venue’s name which stands erect over a traditional vertical light-up sign. Milagro, the Spanish word for miracle, is the city’s nexus for Hispanic cultural festivals, events, and plays.

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GEORGINA ESCOBAR
GEORGINA ESCOBAR

is a NYC-based playwright from Ciudad Juárez, México. A MacDowell Fellow, Djerassi Artists, and recipient of the Kennedy Center Theatre for Young Audiences National Award 2011, her work has made the Kilroy’s List and Finalist at the O’Neill and been seen or workshopped at INTAR, Clubbed Thumb, Lincoln Center, Milagro, Aurora Theatre, Bushwick Starr, and Two Rivers, among others.