Girl From The North Country at Keller Auditorium

The American Financial Meltdown is still raging in the winter of 1934. In Duluth, Minnesota, at a dilapidated board-house, the repercussions are most noticeable. While his wife Elizabeth continues to battle with dementia and occasionally shows signs of mental clarity, the property's owner Nick Laine tussles to prevent the bank from seizing the building. He has been having an affair with one of the tenants, Mrs. Neilsen, but is she really what he needs? 

There are problems with Nick and Elizabeth's off-spring as well. Gene has a history of alcoholism and no clear direction in life, and Marianne is unmarried and five months pregnant. Guests and various eccentric locals come and go, each with their own secrets and backstories. Amidst the poetic music of Bob Dylan, their secrets—which range from imprisonment to blackmail to morphine addiction—are progressively revealed.

This show is certain to captivate even the most picky viewers with its brilliant plot, as indicated by the myriad of positive reviews. The best place to see it is at Keller Auditorium, Portland, Oregon, so be sure to set aside time for it, and you'll be in for something truly remarkable.