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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 2003)
2.2003 34 out ¿k about Brody Theater presents S o W hat 's Your Sto ry? through M ay 17. O ut of an ordinary activity, one storyteller s tale com es to life through im provisation of inter just out s published on the first and third Friday of every month The deadline tor submissions is 14 ckiys prior to publication twined w orlds (8 pm Fnday and Saturday 1904 N W 27th A ve $ 1 0 o u t about IS a free community service of just out Listing for events and announcements that are specifically relevant to sexual minorities in Oregon and southwest Washington is provided free of charge The calendar featuies events up to three weeks beyond the date of publication Bulletin Board listings run for two issues from 503-224 068 8 or www brodytheater com .) Cardboard Box Theatre Com pany and Theatre Vertigo sh are a night o f an o n y m ou s theater w hen they present outreach listings of up to 25 words (not including contact information) are O sc a r W ilde s The Im portance of B e in g Earn est M a y 17 at The provided free of charge to organizations and groups specifically serving the sexual minorities community All listings are subject to editing and inclusion is subject to space limitations relevance and receipt by deadline Electnc C o m p an y C a st m em bers m eet for the first time in front of a live audience $ 1 2 from 5 0 3 3 0 6 -0 8 7 0 or w ww cardboardbox.org. $ 1 5 at Listings expire once a year (in July), and submissions run from the date received until the next scheduled expiration date Listings are automatically deleted upon expiration To ensure uninterrupted listing please submit updated information at least a month prior to the expiration date Send listings to (8 pm 2 5 1 2 S E G lad sto n e S t the door.) CoHo Productions presents M em oir M ay 16-June 21 just out Nineteenth century diva Sarah (attn Calendar) PO Box 14400 Portland, OR 97293-0400 Bernhardt re-enacts sce n e s from her fabulous career, including her farewell to O scar W ilde along the banks of the Riviera, with the Fax submissions to 5 0 3 -2 3 6 -1 2 5 7 or e-m ailjustout@ justout.com pained assistan ce of her long- Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone suffenng secretary. (8 pm Please type your announcements and include full contact information 2 2 5 7 N W Raleigh St. $ 1 6 -$1 8 Thursday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday from 5 0 3 2 2 0 -2 6 4 6 ) Scan d als Other S id a Café 103 8 S W S ta rk St., ON V I E W Do Jump! Extrsmofy Physical Thoatro celebrates its birthday Along with work by Portland's homeless youth, piear gallery presents Loma Naked's redesigned d isp la ys colorful acrylic p ie c e s by drag diva Haven 3551 S E Division S i. plays host to work by queer deaf and hearing artists and photographers involved M ichael “M ish a " Kennedy in S p rin g Folly with the perform ance/spectacle 25 through M a y 31 M a y 9-11 at New m ark Theatre. images from advertising, history and science books through M ay 15 triangle productions! also offers C aught in the with Deaf & Hearing Out Reach M ay 17-June 15 Coffee Soundvieion 62 5 N W Everett St. #108. presents N ew and recent w orks, acrobatics, aenal dance, live ciai effects provide fun for the w hole family. (C all for night and gallery opening is 7-9 pm M a y 17. new w ork by Portland's Laura Fntz that explores human m usic and lots of outrageous fun— including a three- times. 17 S E Eighth Ave. $ 1 4 -$ 2 4 from N et— the sequel to R un for Your W ife— through 5 03 -23 1 958 1 o r T icketsW est.) M a y 2 5 at Theater! Theatre! (8 pm Fnday. 5 pm The nonprofit ptear gaitary 9 0 9 S W Alder S t . offers a look at Lom a N aked's kitschy acrykcs. w hich use appropriated and redesigned im ages from old advertis ing, history and science books, through M a y 15 Portland A rt Mueeum. 1 2 1 9 S W Park A v e , pre se n ts B e co m in g a N ation A m e rican a from the Diplom atic R ece p tio n R o o m s in the U S m anipulation over natural occurrences and L o s A ngeles story art mstallation/perform ance that fills the lobby a installation artist J Frede s Sele cte d Phonographies half-hour prior to each show. (8 pm Friday and Saturday. through M a y 24 Frede perform s expenm en tal m usic 8 pm M a y 2 at the gallery 3 pm Su n d a y 1 1 I I S W Broadw ay $ 2 0 $ 2 8 from Talisman C allary, 1476 N E Alberta St.. features painters Hand 2 Mouth Thoatro offers its new est creation. romantic triangle with a m agician and a shy puppeteer back to Arlene Schm tzer C oncert Ha# on M a y 14. Minam Badyrka and Allen Schm ertrier through M ay 25. The O ld M aster Painter, through M a y 3 in the ballroom (Call for times. 3 6 8 S State St.. Lake O sw e go $ 2 1 -$ 2 3 Traveling with its ow n m usicians, this m odem ensem ble of the M a so n ic Temple (8 pm. 6401 S E Foster Road. $ 1 0 from 5 0 3 2 3 5 -5 2 8 4 ) from 503-635-3901 o r w ww lakew ood-center.org.) inventively connects dance and concert. (7:30 pm D epartm ent o f State through Ju n e 8 A ls o o n d isp la y is the stu n ning Lo catio n /D islo catio n : C o n te m p o ra ry P n n ts from the C o lle ctio n s o f Jo rd a n D ON STAC. K Sch m t/e r through 5 0 3 2 3 1 -1 2 3 2 . box office o r TicketsW est.) son with the m usical Carnival through June 8. A French Liminal Performance Group presents Three Plays Five Lives through M a y 17. Subtle connections and syn Perform ing A rts C e n te r through M a y 31 Local g a y chrom cities are revealed through a trio of sim ultaneous Rich Lew is dire cts the hit com edy, w hich follow s the career of a five-w om an band from Thursday-Saturday 4 0 3 N W Fifth A ve $ 6 -$ 1 2 from June 1 at Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center Se t n the their 4 0 s to their 70s. (C all for times. 503 8 9 0 -2 9 9 3 o r www kmmalgroup org.) Art. 2 1 9 N W 12th A ve . e xh ib its e R a cism , a lo o k at mind of an ntroverted astronomer, this winner of the 2001 9 9 3 3 S E P in e St. $ 1 6 -$ 2 0 from 5 0 3 7 7 5 -8 0 17. the m ultim edia ca re e r of A fn ca n A m erica n perform er Hum ana Festival of N ew Am erican Plays explores emo www. hotflashesthem usical.com o r T icke tsW est.) and obiect m aker W illiam P o p e L. including m any tional survival in the face of nexpkcable tragedy (C at for Portland Institute for Contem porary • p ie ce s that u se com m on fo o d stu ffs bound to decay. times 5 3 4 0 N Interstate A ve $ 2 2 from 5 0 3 2 4 1 -1 2 7 8 ) M a y 7 -July 2 6 M A X IN E. O U R R C A O C R S A R C COMPLAINING VOOfR£J U S T A stthcotyptcAL B ull . p ru t. The experiential m eetings the third Fnday of every month Kathleen Acala. the novel by N orthw est writer through M a y 31. Post-show audience d iscu ssio n s AN O IF A N V O N E . V O S S H ' T L I K £ IT C A L M DOWN. l O C ' R S A C O M IC 5 T R IP , NOT P R O U >R £ST i_| N G . $ 17 from 503-236- 7253.) experiences The next m eeting is 7 pm M a y 16 at the THOSE SOLDIERS WHEN t h e y WERE ALJVE. D O N T INSULT THEN NOW. THEY d ie d f o r f r e e d o m . t h e y w e r e s o l d a b il l o f g o o d s , j u s t l ik e YOU. THE ONLY FREEDOM t h e y d ie d FOR IS THE f r e e d o m o f THE D e f e n s e INDUSTRY BlUJONAfRES WHO DICTATE OUR f o r e ig n p o l ic y t o m a k e m o r e Ato n o t HOW'S m y l / ttle J ia o r a íie l ? a r e MOMMY AND g randpa SETTÍNGYOU? Blvd. C all 503 -24 8-9386 for details (5/2) through M a y 25 This Pulitzer Pnze w inner focu se s on Fam ily Center, a program for w om en and children su r the last m om ents of an elderly wom an a s she looks viving dom estic violence and hom e le ssn e ss, back on her turbulent past (8 pm Thursday-Saturday. sasks com passionate woman for volunteer training, 2 pm Su n d a y 3 4 3 0 S E Belm ont St. $ !2 -$ 2 5 from w hich begins M a y 13. C all Angela at 503-771-5503. 5 0 3 -2 4 2 0 0 8 0 .) (5/2) The Freedom Socialist Party offers an eight-w eek class through M ay 3 (8 pm 2 2 5 7 N W Raleigh St. $ I0 -$ 1 5 defending democracy from capitalism and fascism at 7 pm M o n days beginning M a y 5. M eet at from 503-23 2-7072 o r wwwstarkravingtheatre.org.) the Bread and R o se s Center. 8 19 N Killingsw orth St Stark Raving Theatre also presents N e w R ave For m ore inform ation call 503-240 4 46 2 (5/2) a on Marathon, late-night staged readings of new works-m - S e n so ry Perceptions is accepting su b m issio n s for the pro gre ss by Portland playwrights, through M a y 3 (10 3 0 pm 2 2 5 7 N W Raleigh S t $ 8 from seventh annual 503 -23 2-7072 or www starkravm gtheatre o r g ) A u g 1. For detads visit www sensoryperceptions org or triangle productions! returns its popular Run for cad 5 03 -34 5 9393. ext 2. (5/2) Your W fc through M ay 24 at Theater1 Theatre1 W alkers and volunteers needed for the Portland LGBT Film Festival ten tativefy scheduled for Oct. 9-19. Su b m issio n s are due ( 7 3 0 pm Thursday. 8 pm Saturday 3 4 3 0 S E Belm ont Avon Walk for Breast Cancer July 12 and 13 G et details at St. $ 1 7 $ 2 3 from 50 3 2 3 9 -5 9 1 9 or T icke tsW est) 503-23 0-7004 or www avonwalk org (5/2) wv/w\Dyk«.sT°V‘afcJiOu/for.c°ip th at ' s m y p l a c e n t a ! I'M s a v in g rr TO SWEETHEART. I'M GONNA RARE THE V a RD, SO I TOOK THIS RIDICULOUS ©2003 By AUSON BCOOCl h e y . t o o d id n t s u p p o r t Multicultural Se n io r Center, 532 5 N E M artin Luther King Profile Theatre Project presents gay playwright Edward Albee s poetic dram a Three Tall W om en miere of Tundra by Portland playwright BURY IN THE GARDEN WHEN THE GROUND THAWS! re. flux 1 -e.oUx through A u gu st for people with diness. disability or other M a y 11 and 25. (Call for times. 5 2 5 S E Stark St. $13- D yk e S ToW afcJl O vlCÍbr by Alisan Beciidel SPARROW'S PARENTS HAVE INVADED— NOT TO CONGUER, BOTTO LIBERATE. Northeast Body Symptom Clinic offers free body sym ptom s and their fnends and fam ily to discover insight in iHness and create com m unity through shanng Stark Raving Theatre continues its W est C o a st pre Joseph Fisher A S S ! BOARD Miracle Theatre presents Sp in ts of the Ordinary, a Im ago Thoatro returns the ever popular F R O G Z to by Marc Acito BULLETIN play about 19th century M exican C rypto-Jew s based on Portland through Ju n e 1 Puppetry, illusion and spe- THE ROYS NEXT DOOR 1037 S W Broadw ay $ 1 8 -$ 3 9 from box office. Ticket Central o r Ticketm aster.) sto n e s staged m three sp ace s by one cast. (8 pm Artists Repertory Theatre presents Touch through The 5 0 3 -2 3 9 -5 9 1 9 o r TicketsW est ) White Bird brings the M ark M o m s D a n ce G roup girl visits a small-time circus only to be caught in a Hot Flashes returns to the Portland M e tro thespian Ju ly 6 Sunday. 3 4 3 0 S E Belm ont S t $ 1 7-$2 3 from Lakewood Theatre Company concludes its se a HELL, SHE LOVES fT. V « CODDLED YOU TOO MUCH, THAT’S YOUR PROBLEM. YOU'RE GONNA BE A TOUGH U TILE COOKIE, AREN'T YO U? NOT SOFT-MINDED l ik e y o u r m o t h e r . WILL YOU TWO m a y b e You M( s s e d PLEASE STOP t h e n e w s — t h e t r y in g t o WARS OVER AND HE WON. C M ER ET O HELP?! grandpa baby . d a d d y , n o b o d y w o n any t h in g . a LOT O F INNOCENT (RAWS h e r e m n m e d a n d s l a u g h t e r e d , a l o n g w ith SOME AMERICAN KIDS WHO J o in e d t h e m il it a r y B e c a u s e THEY D!DNT HAVE a b e t t e r o p t io n .
