Miracle Theater
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Miracle Theatre, sometimes known by the Spanish translation of its name Teatro Milagro, is the only Hispanic
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 theater production company in the Pacific Northwest
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. Its home is in Portland, Oregon
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, United States
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, though it often tours regionally and nationally. It was founded in 1985.

The theater operates through three arms: the Miracle Mainstage, with English language productions at the company's theater in southeast Portland, Teatro Milagro, the international touring company, with bilingual English/Spanish productions, and Bellas Artes, a multidisciplinary company that stages community-based events, such as annual Dia de Los Muertos, Posada
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festivals, and educational programs.

The Miracle Theatre generally produces about a half-dozen productions of original and revival plays annually, along with related programs.

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