More than 100 comedians were nominated as Portland’s funniest people.

This year’s films include a noirish Macbeth reboot and a story of music and revolution.

The film adaptation of Ursula K. Le Guin’s Portland-set novel gives fittingly eerie vibes.

Actors in the Portland Center Stage and Seattle Repertory Theatre’s play-within-a-play manage every disaster imaginable.

Enjoy Spooky V-Day crafts, a civics fest or the Winter Light Festival this week.

The city’s top comedians, as chosen by their peers.

Here’s where some of Portland’s funniest people will perform around February.

“I hang out with straight men a lot. Well, I go do comedy and they’re there.”

“I like the worst parts of comedy. I think it’s so funny how bad comedy can be.”

“I can’t go wrong when I’m talking about my gay grandma.”

“When it comes to, like, holidays, birthdays, just general thoughtfulness, I’m competing with lesbians, and I hate it.”

“Being right is my favorite dopamine.”