September 15 – October 1
Wednesday thru Saturday @ 8 pm

 

ONE - The Dance Party: Saturday nights following the show
Sunday Matinee: September 25 @ 2 pm
School Matinee: September 28 @ 10:30am - call 503.234.0973 for details (FULL)

Wonder Ballroom
128 NE Russell — Portland, Oregon 97212

Tickets $20-$35
Box Office Opens one hour prior to show
Tickets sold via Ticketmaster
OR at the Wonder Ballroom Box Office CASH ONLY for a $2 service charge
Monday-Friday, Noon-6pm

Open Seating - Doors Open @ 7:30 pm
Premium Seating ushered in first.

Wednesdays~ sliding scale $5-$20                                    *policy changes*
- Sliding scale ticket will be available for purchase at the Wonder Ballroom box office ONE HOUR before showtime.
- Please come in person to the Box Office beginning @ 7pm on 9/28 to find
  sliding scale tickets as available.
- Sliding scale tickets are space available and NOT available through Ticketmaster.

The Wonder Ballroom is wheelchair accessible.
This show is appropriate for mature teenagers and older.

>>TICKETS Click here to link to Ticketmaster online.
- Service charges are less in person at Ticketmaster outlet locations like Fred Meyer or GI Joes.

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MORE INFORMATION...

View ONE - The Musical promo video
View Cast & Crew Info
View Special Events
Watch the ONE Feature on OPB's ArtBeat, September 15
Visit the Press Room for even more information
Buy ONE Photos by Ericka Heidrick
Buy Limited Edition ONE Poster - signed by the cast: $20
Visit Wade McCollum's website for ONE updates

The Hotel Mallory offers Special ONE Rates
Coming from out of town or just making it a special evening, the historic Hotel Mallory generously offers outstanding accommodations for our ONE patrons.
promotion code HONE10000111676

Visit the new Mark Woolley Gallery at the Wonder Ballroom.  A Buddhist Inspired Art installment inaugurates this new gallery curated in conjunction with ONE

ONE is modern American Rock Musical that illuminates the search for personal truth in the modern day. Inspired by the ancient Indian story of Siddhartha and drawing on Perennial Philosophy, ONE weaves through the urban life of Sid Arthur, and examines his journey of self-definition. This story reveals the conflicts of a musician struggling to choose between the path of ego or integrity. Sid, the musician, is faced with either chasing fame and “selling out,” or listening to his community and following his inner truth. From talk shows to taxis, and into gardens and political protests, ONE takes the audience on a journey with Sid through the common places of our world, where he interacts with eclectic characters to find his way. ONE evokes the human spirit and the enduring quest for inner understanding.

The development, production and presentation of ONE is unique work in contemporary American musical theatre production. The creation of ONE is based in an innovative collaborative ensemble model – a process that honors the input of all individuals involved in the project.. ONE integrates theatre, music and dance using innovative techniques and will feature 18 actors, with the Brothers of the Baladi as orchestral accompaniment. This work is a full integration of Eastern and Western philosophy in theatre, choreography, dance, music and thought. Cutting edge and ancient staging, choreography and dance forms are joined; ancient Eastern music forms, vocalizations and instrumentation intertwine with Western Rock & Roll to form a distinctive musical score; the mundane challenges and the transcendent experiences of everyday humanity are embraced. ONE explores and weaves these divergent conceptual forms.
 

 

Photo by Ericka Heidrick

Presented by Tazo
Sponsored by the James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation
                                  Bank of America Foundation