Code Blue was formed in 2011, brought together through the Klamath Blues Society.  While based in the blues, our selections have grown to include southern rock, R&B, bluegrass and other genres that reflect the interests of our members.  As busy professionals, we cherish the unique opportunities that music has brought us to build friendships, relieve stress and support the arts in Klamath Falls. Members: Edwin Tuhy – lead vocals Andrew Smith – lead guitar, vocals Marty Ledgerwood – rhythm guitar, vocals Karl Knudsen – bass

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

One is the Norse God of Thunder, Master of the Storm, Lord of the Living Lightning, and heir to the throne of eternal Asgard. The other born of a Frost Giant, but now the Norse God of Mischief. Yet they are brothers, and together they are… The Mighty Thor and Loki. Tickets: Adult $15, Senior/Military $11, Students $5

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

One is the Norse God of Thunder, Master of the Storm, Lord of the Living Lightning, and heir to the throne of eternal Asgard. The other born of a Frost Giant, but now the Norse God of Mischief. Yet they are brothers, and together they are… The Mighty Thor and Loki. Tickets: Adult $15, Senior/Military $11, Students $5

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence

Join us at the Ragland for our 2nd Ragland Comedy Night with headliner Michael Winslow. You may recognize Michael as the vocal sound effects star from world famous Police Academy movies! Michael is a true master of his craft, an artist. He can recreate any sound known to man and more, limited only by his imagination, making him a must see entertainment staple which keeps him quite busy. Joined by comedian Morgan Preston this will be a night full of laughter! Whether your a longtime

Written by Annie Weisman Directed by Laura Allen Nine performances January 14 - February 5, 2022 Sunday Matinee:  Jan. 30, 2022 Set in early 2001, this "Me Too" play asks questions about power:  Who really holds it?  How much of it is illusion? What happens when there is an imbalance of power?  What are its ultimate costs? Two generations of women, career secretaries and entry-level assistants gather in the break room for a "Heart Talk" - an emotional tribunal designed to record and report evidence