VENUE

CoHo Theatre is located at 2257 NW Raleigh St in Portland, OR.

It is a 99-seat black box theatre with movie-theatre style seating on three sides. The first row is at ground level and there are steps to get to the other rows. There are some wider chairs available if needed.

Actors will enter and exit from all corners of the theatre, and might come through the audience.

LOBBY

The lobby is a wide hallway with bench seating and three small tables with stools, and there is a patio outside if it gets crowded.

There are two gender neutral bathrooms — one has a stall and a urinal and the other has stalls.

There will be some light snacks and beverages including alcohol available for sale.

We will also have a merch table with Stage Fright swag, and some shows will have their own merch.

public transit

The venue is walkable from the 15, 24, 26, 77 bus lines and the Portland Streetcar — and about a 20 minute walk from the Providence Park MAX Station.

PARKING

There is limited parking at the venue, so if you are driving, expect to use paid street parking and walk a few blocks.

NEIGHBORHOOD

If you’re worried about what to do in the thirty minutes between performances, there are multiple bars, restaurants, stores, coffee shops, and a grocery store in the neighborhood! 

installations

On Fridays and Saturdays, we will be hosting performance art installations next door in the CTF lobby.

ACCESSIBILITY

The venue IS wheelchair accessible with a wide ramp from a curb cut to manual double doors, wheelchair spots available in the theatre, and wheelchair accessible stalls in the restrooms.

We will have ASL interpreters available for both performances on October 15th — Possessive at 7:30 PM and Double Feature: The Surgery and Film Noir Improv at 9:00 PM.

* * NOTE * *

This is a festival of queer horror — expect to feel uncomfortable at certain points!

If there is anything you would want a heads-up about (strobe effects, loud noises, topics of death or mental illness, etc.), please email us at creeps@stagefrightfestival.com and we will answer your questions.

Shows are still in development and sometimes we won’t know the answer, but we can do our best to find out and can recommend safe bets for certain content.

We will have free surgical masks, fidgets and ear plugs available at the merch table should you need them.