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W hat 's Your Sto ry? through
M ay 17. O ut of an ordinary activity,
one storyteller s tale com es to life
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announcements that are specifically relevant to sexual minorities in Oregon and
southwest Washington is provided free of charge The calendar featuies events
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CoHo Productions presents
M em oir M ay 16-June 21
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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
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pained assistan ce of her long-
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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
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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
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COMPLAINING VOOfR£J U S T A
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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
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experiences The next m eeting is 7 pm M a y 16 at the
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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)
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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
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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)
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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
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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
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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
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sto n e s staged m three sp ace s by one cast. (8 pm
Artists Repertory Theatre presents Touch through
The
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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
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