Girl From The North Country Tickets
Keller Auditorium | Portland, Oregon
June is off to a good start for musical aficionados in Portland! On Thursday 20th June 2024, the Broadway revelation The Girl From the North Country will be performed live at the Keller Auditorium for a night of magnificence! Set in a guesthouse during the early nineties in Duluth, Minnesota, we are introduced to the company of wayward travelers whose lives are changed forever as they navigate the ups and downs of life, music and hope. Highlighting Kennedy Center Honoree Bob Dylan’s compilation of chart-toppers, the theatrical show is bound to leave its mark this summer! Give it your all in song as you listen to “All Along The Watchtower,” “Hurricane,” “Slow Train Coming,” “Like A Rolling Stone,” and the iconic “Forever Young”! You won't regret this seven-time Tony nominated musical that earned the award for Best Orchestrations as well as the Critics’ Circle Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer. Get on your horses and make your way across the iconic theater at Portland for the supreme viewing enjoyment at the core of Oregon!
With such an inspiring tale, this show is set to please even the most discerning of customers. You will honestly be blown away, as evidenced by all of its rave reviews. Keller Auditorium is the best place to see it, so make sure you block out your schedule and you will be set for the best night ever.
In the winter of 1934, the Great Depression is still raging in America. In a run-down board-house in Duluth, Minnesota, the effects are felt the most deeply. Owner Nick Laine fights to stop the bank from seizing the property as his wife Elizabeth continues to battle dementia and occasionally shows signs of a clear head. Although he has been having an affair with Mrs. Neilsen, one of the renters, is she really what he needs?
There are problems with Nick and Elizabeth's children as well. Gene has an alcohol problem and no clear direction in life, and Marianne is unmarried and five months pregnant. Guests and various strange locals come and go, each with their own mysteries and backstories. Amidst the poetic music of Bob Dylan, their secrets—which range from imprisonment to blackmail to morphine addiction—are slowly revealed.
