After a wheelchair ramp was removed from the 105-year-old Northeast Portland church building that houses the Portland Playhouse, the nonprofit theater received a cease-and-desist letter from the city demanding that the company stop all productions. Miller Nash attorney Will Rasmussen took the theater's case pro-bono, and after nine months Portland City Council recognized the Portland Playhouse as a community service and allowed them to continue staging productions in the residential neighborhood.
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