eral other museums after its Portland
showing. Counterpoint has been made
possible by generous support from How­
ard and Jean Vollum. The Portland show­
ing will include a group of the artist's
sculptures shown in the adjoining Focus
Gallery.
Folk Craft Gallery, 300 SW 1st Ave.,
222-0063). Tin sculpture and assemblages
by Robert Wilkerson, through Sept. 29.
Spectrum Gallery presents original
serigraphs and posters by Jerry Schurr
through October 6. Opening Reception
5:30-8:00 p.m.
Continuing on its well-established path
of theatrical excellence, Sirius Produc­
tions has opened its1984-85 season at the
Eastside Performance Center, 5414 SE
145th, with Brendan Behan's The
Hostage, the terrorist musical comedy.
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* ARTQUAKE, 21,22,23rd.
Prints by Mark Tobey at Elizabeth
Leach Gallery, 207 Southwest Pine Street
224-0521. Reception, 8-10 p.m.
Portland Gallery Association, makes
Artquake on Saturday, September 22,
Buck Night features a $1 cover charge
with all drinks selling for $1 between 9:30
p.m. and midnight. This is a great
opportunity to Hob-Nob with the art crowd
as they re-hash the merits of the art, the
entertainment, and especially the food.
And... you can gossip with your friends in
good conscience since the cover charge
goes to the Workshop, Supporting arts
was never so easy. 9:30-midnight, at the
Virginia Cafe, 725 SW Park.
Artquake activities at the Portland
Art Museum. Call 226-2811 for details.
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WEDNESDAY
23 _______ SUNDAY
Gay Males Together (GMT) meets at
PSU's Lincoln Hall, Rm. 75, at 7:30 p.m. to
discuss issues pertinent to gay men. New­
comers welcome.
Judy Fjell, House Concert at 7:30 p.m.,
2738 NE 9th (off Knott), sliding scale $3-5.
Workshop Monday, Sept. 24, at 7 p.m.,
$3-5, "Music, education and healing,"
location to be announced. Please call
295-6938 or 234-5623 for more information.
The Portland Lesbian and Gay Pride
Community band practices at Atkinson
School, 58th and SE Division. The band
exists to promote gay pride, improve skills
and to be an ensemble of men and wo­
men working together. Call 287-3260 or
233-1206 for more information.
The Toussaint L’Ouverture Series, 41
gouache paintings by the preeminent
black American artist Jacob Lawrence,
will be on view in the First Floor Corridor
Gallery. Ceated in 1938, the series
dramatically illustrates the story of the
slave Toussaint L'Ouverture, who orga­
nized the revolt in Haiti that led to the
island's independence in 1804. This
exhibition, on view through November 4, is
circulated by the Amistad Research
Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, and
supported by the-American Missionary
Association, part of the United Church
Board for Homeland Ministries, and the
National Endowment for the Arts. The Port­
land showing is made possible by the
Oregon Arts Commission, the National En­
dowment for the Arts, and Links, Inc.
Long Days Journey into Night, Eugene
O'Neill's masterpiece, with a first-rate
cast. Jay Randall Horenstein as Edmund,
Twig Webster as Jamie, Linda Williams
Janke as Mary Tyrone and Steven Clark-
Pachosa as James Tyrone. New Rose
Theatre, 904 S.W. Main, 222-2487.
Alana Beth Lipp, who directed three
productions at the New Rose Theatre in
1983-84 [Hedda Gabler and Crimes of the
Heart, as well as O'Neill's A Moon for the
Misbegotten), will direct this magnificent
and powerful autobiographical drama.
The play will run through October 20,1984.
For more information, call 222-2495.
Alix Dobkin, lesbian singer, songwriter,
performs at 9 p.m MCC. 24th and NE
Broadway, Women only, childcare avail­
able by reservation, wheelchair access,
ASL interpreted, sliding scale $5-7. For info
call 648-3081 or 234-5623.
Just Out September 14 September 28
Crimes of the Heart, has been ex­
tended due to sellout audiences at the
New Rose Theatre, 904 S.W. Main.
Reopens tonight. A high-spirited comedy
about the lives of three unlikely sisters...
on sale through TicketLink: 227-4080.
Long Day’s Journey Into Night stars Twig Webser, Linda Williams Janke,
and Jay Randall Horenstein.
The Hostage runs through September
29th. Performances are Friday and
Saturay at 8 p.m. Tickets available
through TicketLink, 227-4080, or at the
door.
Plenty, written by David Hare, directed
by Rebecca Adams and produced by
Artists Repertory Theatre, 1111 SW 10th,
Portland, OR 97205,223-6281, will open
tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets available through
TicketLink, 227-4080.
Counterpointing the heroine's experi­
ence helping the French Resistance dur­
ing the war with her life in the following
years in England, the play makes a pow­
erful statement about changing values
and the collapse of ideals embodied in a
single life.
a 16 Art "Gallery Loop" 4:00-9:00 p.m. in
honor of Artquake, for information call
222-0063, 224-0521
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SATURDAY
Windfire, a rap group for gay. lesbian,
and bisexual youth meets at 2 30 p.m. in
Old Wives Tales banquet room, 1300
Burnside.
A Toast to the Arts .. Northwest Artists
Workshop and and The Virginia Cafe
once again collaborate in bringing back
a local tradition Buck Night at the Vir­
ginia Cafe. To be held in conjunction with
CCSM presents their annual Benefit in
support of the Gay Hotline. The doors will
open at 8 00 p.m. for a no-host social
hour, at the Embers Avenue, Broadway &
NW Couch.
Under the musical direction of Joe An­
derson will be "Fairy Tyler Moore' a.k.a.
Jeff Ditzler and "Pearl," a creation of Paul
Scharnberg. Tim Bowman and Cydne Pi­
geon will join Fairy and Pear for comedy
and music, both performing duets and
solos.
Of special interest will be the appear­
ance of B.J. Castleman, renowned pianist
and singer. Rounding out the evening will
be the group dynamics and sizzling
showmanship of Tom Enyart's Dusty Rose,
and The Other Side of the Gay Men's
Chorus.
The Gay Hotline provides non-judge-
mental counseling each day from 7:00
until 11.00 a m. Medical, social and
service referrals are given, the group
opertes solely on public generosity and
the income from the annual Benefit
production.
Tickets are available at the door for
$5.00 and are tax deductible Further in­
formation may be obtained by calling
the Hotline at 228-6785 or Benefit
Chairman Michael at 281-9647.
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MONDAY
The Bisexual Exploration Group
meets tonight from 7-10 p.m. at Old
Wives Tales, 1300 SE Bumside
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