Indie Shows Tomorrow in Portland

Join us at The Alberta Rose Theatre for a compilation of four short films curated by local filmmaker Jason Rosenblatt . Jason Rosenblatt is a writer, director and editor from Portland, Oregon. Early industry experience included an internship at Spyglass Entertainment and stints as a reader at New Regency Entertainment and Creative Artists Agency. He is the editor for award winning documentary filmmaker Heather E. Connell and often collaborates with fellow Portland based filmmaker Sean Parker. The Barry Incident is a 20 minute documentary chronicling the three year legal saga of Barry, a man charged with crimes he has no memory of committing after getting blackout drunk. (20min) Earth to Mars a mockumentary style comedy that chronicles Mars Henderson a dominatrix in training based on the viral YouTube short The Cross Eyed Dominatrix. (18min) Following the first two films there will be a brief intermission and Q&A. (15 min) Fogtown is a rip roarin’ award winning Sherblock Holmes mystery featuring live action puppets combined with animated backgrounds. (30 min) Gonna Need A Bigger Boat is a fast paced documentary about Jason Wells and the many bands he has been part of culminating in the creation of Jawz the Musical . (20 min) A brief Q&A will conclude the evening. Minors OK with Parent/Guardian Review our venue FAQ here ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS

this event is entirely sold out. Thank you, Portland! Amélie Farren started writing songs at twelve because she needed somewhere to put things. That hasn’t changed. At 18, she writes alt-folk/alt-pop songs specific enough to make a listener feel like they’re inside a moment they know well but never had words for. Her debut release suffering has passed 24 million streams. Unsweetened Lemonade (2024) followed with over 70 million, finding listeners across the US, UK, Europe, Asia and South America through songs that people kept coming back to. Her debut album Airheaded, produced by Michael Keenan in LA, is a collection of songs about obsession, complicated attachment, and the odd parallels between the person causing harm and the person on the receiving end. In May 2026 she has a new EP, Infanescence. Where Airheaded was about what people do to each other, Infanescence is about what time does to a person. It sits in that gap between still feeling like a kid and knowing you’re not one anymore. — Lilith Max is a master of storytelling, weaving tales of enchantment and whimsy. Her fantasy-folk-inspired music pulls the audience into a world of knights, myths, and magic, giving listeners room for their imagination to roam free. Originally from northern Germany and living in the U.S., Lilith began diving into the world of myth and folktale early on. German stories like the Erl King (Erl König) and fairytales like Rumpelstiltskin sparked her curiosity, so she incorporated their magic into her music. Through alluring melodies, Lilith also highlights the deeper meanings in her work. In tracks like “Circe”, “Peasant’s Throne”, and “Call Down The Dragon”, the artist addresses topics of female rage, social pressure, climate change, inner struggle, and more. With catchy rhythms and deep lyrics, Lilith creates layers of enjoyment for those who wish to dance along and those who wish to hear her powerful words. Having spent much of her teenage years in the acting industry of Hollywood, Lilith integrates cinematic drama into her stage and online presence. Fans know Lilith Max for her unique music skits and the soul-piercing expressions she casts at the camera. On stage, Lilith becomes a whirlwind of dancing and twirling, evolving her performance with every shift of the music. Lilith Max’s exceptional vocal range and vocal control are a hallmark of her music. She fills the air with angelic high notes and pulls the audience into the depths of her low timbre. — Rabbitology is the project of Nat Timmerman—a world that was pulled from her odd-running mind. A little land of the harebrained and burrowing. Simply follow the three-legged rabbit prints until you’re knee deep in this world’s eclectic soundscapes, and here you will discover a collection of memoirs turned into fantastical sonic short stories. Stay as long as you like. Make this world your home too. It’s a little unusual in here, but that’s life!

About Glaive: From his beginnings in Hendersonville, North Carolina (population 15k), to opening for The Kid LAROI on The First Time tour last year, glaive has become a name synonymous with a scene that redefines pop, not by distancing itself from tradition but by forging a new, innovative style. His previous works, including cypress grove , all dogs go to heaven , and then i’ll be happy , have all cemented him as a standout artist, lauded by the likes of The New York Times, Vulture, GQ and The FADER. His 2nd studio album released in late 2024, May It Never Falter , was hailed as a genre-defying body of work that marked the beginning of an independent chapter in his artistry. Working closely with a tight-knit team of collaborators including John Cunningham (XXXTENTACION, Kanye West), Ralph Castelli (Dora Jar, The Neighbourhood), and Jeff Hazin (Kali Uchis, renforshort) the album served as a coming-of-age narrative set against the backdrop of adolescence and self-discovery. May It Never Falter was recorded in the remote landscapes of Iceland and Wales, continuing the Sigur Rós-inspired approach to isolated, immersive recording environments that began with his debut album i care so much i don’t care at all (2023). The album was listed as one of the best of 2024 by Vogue Magazine and was supported by a North American and European tour in spring of 2025.

w/ Eight Bells Wednesday, October 14th, 2026 8:00PM Hawthorne Theatre 21 & Over Only w/ Valid Photo ID No refunds or exchanges. All sales final. If you need any ADA accommodations, please reach out to gm@hawthornetheatre.com.