The Winningstad hosts bold theatre, dance, music and experimental productions in its 304-seat house — drawing audiences into close, unforgettable encounters with live art. Once posted, Portland'5 reserves the right to delete submissions that contain vulgar language, personal attacks of any kind, or offensive comments that target or disparage any ethnic, racial, sexual or religious group. Portland'
5 also reserves the right to delete comments that are: spam or include links to other sites; off topic; advocate illegal activity; promote particular services, products, or political organizations or campaigns; contain personal attacks; contain confidential or proprietary information; raise privacy concerns; identify a minor; or infringe on copyrights or trademarks. Facebook is a moderated online discussion and is not a public forum. In 1984, Norman Winningstad surprised his wife for their 39th wedding anniversary by making a generous donation to Portland’5 that named the Dolores Winningstad Theatre in her honor. This courtyard-style theater is our most flexible performing space. With 304 seats, the seating and stage can be reconfigured in a variety of ways to allow for innovative staging and set design. Performances here can extend off the stage and into the balconies, and seats can be removed to create additional staging areas. In a sense, the whole room is a stage, and the audiences become part of the drama. The Dolores Winningstad Theatre is located inside Antoinette Hatfield Hall at 1111 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205.
