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PO Box 14400
Portland. OR 97293 0400
From the woman who brought you W onderBroads
comes F a t t Sassy a tasty new musical from
B roa dA rta Theatre about women o l substance, fat
phobia and who's getting nch off Amenca getting fat.
O ct 17 Nov 22 at the Y W C As Collins Center
(7 30 pm Fnday and Saturday 111 f S W 10th A ve $16-
$20 from 503 288 5181 www broadarts o rg )
The B rody Theater presents Les Femmes Brodia
its first all woman improv showcase. Oct 4 and
D iabolical Expenments. an evil improv lab, Oct 3
(8 pm 1904 N W 27th Ave $1 0 from 503 224 0688 or
www brodytheater c o m )
C ardboard B o i Theatre Com pany presents
M ister M urdery. a dark and stormy comedy in which
tw o women— one o f them a man— save Citytown s
lesbian population from mysterious murderous hands.
O ct 17 Nov 8 at The Electric Company (1 0 3 0 pm
Fnday and Saturday 2512 SE G ladstone S t $10 from
503 232 7667 o r www cardboardbox o rg )
C irque du S o la il visits Portland through Oct 26 with
A le g n a .mother astonishing spectacle of athleticism
and artistry set against a baroque and operatic back
drop o f flamboyant costumes and elaborate sets (C all
fo r tim es S outhw est M oody Avenue $ 3 1 50-S65 from
80 0 67 8 5440 o r www cirquedusoleil c o m )
H andZM outh Theatre presents Jerusalem , an out
door pageant of acrobatics and song leading to the
finale o l Nat Turner s doomed slave upnsmg. through
O ct 4 at Faubion Elementary School (8 pm 3029 NE
P ortland B lvd $ 6 $ 8 from 503 235 5284 o r
Fax submissions to 503-236-1257 or e-mail justout@ justout.com
Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone
hand2m ouththeatre@ yahoo com )
Please type your announcements and include full contact information
poetry of nonverbal communication Artist talks by
ON VIEW
Bartow at 7 pm Oct 22 and by Nakell at 6 pm O ct 30
A pes P harm acy and G a lla ry 1215 NW 23rd Ave .
exhibits acrylics and mixed media pieces by gay artist
M ich aal “ M ish a” K annady through O ct 31
Daydream s are whimsical and colorful paintings featur
ing Portland icons
B raad and Inh C afe 3610 SE Hawthorne Blvd . dis
plays the figurative oil paintings, mixed media worfi and
visual ghost stones of lesbian artist S arana B arto n
through O ct 31
Gay ow ned B ria n M a rti F inn A rt. 2236 NE
Broadway, presents Sandro N egn s latest body of
paintings through Oct. 31 W ith out B orders expands on
the Italian artist's expressionist« landscapes to include
seascapes and architectural details Opening reception
6-9 pm O ct 3
In ta ra ta ta F lrahouaa C u ltu ra l C antor, 5340 N
Interstate Ave . exhibits w ork by Oregon artists R ich
B a rto w and lo m a N a ke ll through O ct 30 flick
B artow Through M any Eyes explores the healing prop
erties of color through drawings, masks and sculpture
Naked's N onverbal paintings capture the symbolism and
Onda A ria Latina 2215 NE Alberta S t . marks the 30th
anniversary of the Chilean military coup that overthrew the
country's government with an exhibition of images unique to
the peood in The O ther September 11 through Oct. 15
praar g a lla ry 809 SW Alder S t . exhibits Ken Dewar s
painted mystical mandelas that invite emotional reflection
along with artwork by p ear youth through Oct 24
H ot Flashes celebrates its second year am through
Nov 1 at the Portland M etro Performing A rts Center
Rick Lewis directs this hit comedy, which follows the
career of a five-woman band from their 40s to their 70s
Bad, «cary
things will
happen to you
if you miss
Uminal’s
performance
installation
(C all fo r tim es 9933 SE Pine S t $ 1 6 $ 2 0 from
503- 775-8017 o r www hotflashesthem usical c o m )
Im ago Theatre launches its new season with the
U S premiere of A Number, playwnght Caryl Churchill s
super realistic account o l a family's confrontation with
cloning, through O ct 26 (C all fo r tim es 17 SE Eighth
Ave $21 $2 4 from 503 23 T 9 5 8 1 o r TicketsW est.)
FausttFaust)
Lim inal P erform ance G roup offers Faust(Faust).
P ullia m DaHenbaugh G allary 522 N W 12th Ave
shows D ancing on the W alls, a cross section of art
about dance, from classical wonders to modem m aster
pieces. through Nov 2 A portion o f sales benefits
Oregon Ballet Theatre
S oundviaion. 625 N W Everett St #108. presents a
solo exhibition of w ork by gay ow ner/artist TJ N o rris
in an audiovisual installation titled G enom etncs (Tnbryd
P art I o l 3 ) through O ct 18
The W orld Fora » try C enter 4033 SW Canyon
Road, hosts the annual LO C AL 14 A rt Show t
S ale through O ct 5 A total of 80 Northw est women,
including lesbian collage artist V ic k i Ham m ond, cele
brate the changing of the seasons m a variety of media
an eene new performance installation based on the epic
tragedy of D r Faustus. who sells his soul to the devil in
search of knowledge, through Nov 1 An open-ended,
constantly changing environment in which audience
members come and go as they please (9-11 pm
Thursday S aturday 403 N W F ifth A ve $6-$8 from
503 890-2993 o r www lim m algroup o rg )
lets by George Balanchine. Kent Stowell. Paul Taylor
and Helgi Tomasson set to music by Stravinsky,
Bolcom. The Andrews Sisters and Mendelssohn,
respectively, O ct 11-18 at Keller Auditonum (7 3 0 pm
Thursday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 222 S W C lay St.
$IO -$85 from box o ffic e o r 50 3-2 2 2 -5 5 3 8 )
M ira cle Theatre presents the world premiere of
The brand new P o la ris D ance T heatre |oms the
choreography o f artistic director Robert Guitron with
new music by Portland com poser C urtis Knapp in its
premiere work. Hue man. O ct 3 at Portland State
University’s Lincoln Hall (8 pm 1620 S W Park Ave
$20 from 503-725 3307 )
Elaine Romero's Bam o Hollyw ood, a story o f four lost
souls waiting for a miracle, through O ct 18 (7 30 pm
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday 525 SE S tark S t
$ 1 0 -$ ! 7 from 503 236 7253 o r gretchen@ m ilagro org )
O regon B a lle t Theatre s new artistic director.
Chnstopher Stowell. embarks on N ew Beginnings, bal-
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR
by Marc Acito
WITH A P£M STROKE
THE ARTIST CAM
P o rtla n d C enter S tage presents the world premiere
of Steven Drukman s A nother Fine M ess through
Nov 8 at Wmmngstad Theatre This new w ork goes
backstage as four actors prepare to go on— but to
what, exactly7 Forum to discuss famous comedic duos
follows O ct 5 matinee (C all fo r tim es 1111 S W
Broadw ay $ I6 -$ 5 1 from 503-274 6 5 8 8 )
P o rtla n d O pera presents The M am age o f Figaro.
Mozart s beloved story o f fidelity and trust. O ct 4 at
Keller Auditonum (7 3 0 pm 222 S W C lay S t $30-$12S
from box o ffice o r T icketm aster)
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BUT SOME CUSTOMERS SULL FEEL THE
n e e d t o s p e a k t o a n ac tu al h u m a n .
emergency shelter and food, information and referrals,
legal advocacy and com munity support groups for
women and children escaping domestic violence Call
503 282 9940 or visit w w w bradleyangle org (1 0 /1 7 )
Uke to "text message" on your cell phone but no one to
talk to7 Check out O regon Am azons a new Northwest
lesbian group Get support, make fnends or chat any hour
of the day or night Join at www upoc com (10/3)
WWW.
AUTUMN:
INEXORABLE
t h e SELF-SERVICE KIOSKS h a v e
e n a b le d us t o cut d o w n o n staff ,
B ridges Vocal Ensemble, a musical group that seeks
to empower and inspire the gay. lesbian and bi community
while building bridges and promoting understanding with the
Bradley-Angle House announces its F all V o lu n te e r
T ra in in g O ct 6 Nov 5 to support its efforts to provide
Dykes XoWaicJi Chit for by Alison BccJidd
CQMAAER c e ...
Portland S tate University's W om en's Studies
Department offers several noncredit classes through
N ov 15 as part o f its W omen T ra n sfo rm in g senes,
including "W om en M ystics." "C eltic Myth. Legend and
Spirituality. ‘ "W om en. W ntmg and Personal
Transformation" and “ Bodies Talk Image. Creativity and
Resistance " To request a brochure call 503-725 2445
or e-mail devollk@pdx edu (1 0 /1 7 )
smal Texas town faces ominous happenings Audience
talk back follows (2 pm 2257 NW Raleigh S t D onations)
W omen, the campy and catty comedy of a Park Avenue
in t h e b u s t l in g w o r l d o f
B U L L E T IN BOARD
greater pubic, seeks new voices' Call 503-233-9554 or
tria n g le p ro d u ctio n » ! offers Clare Booth Luce's The
m s . J o r d a n , w h e n x s ig n e d l *> f o r
w o r l d l it , i w as e x p e c t in g "B e o w u l f "
a n d "THE ODYSSEY." BUT THIS READING
l is t l o o k s u k e OPRAH'S BOOR CLUB?
a r e y o u p l o t t in g s o m e k in d o f m u s h -
b r a in e d l ib e r a l in d o c t r in a t io n ?
box o ffic e o r T icke tm a ste r)
visit community oregonkve com /cc/bndges (10/17)
(8 pm Thursday Saturday. 7 pm Sunday 2257 N W
Raleigh S t $10-$18 from 503 232 7 0 7 2 )
©2003 B y AllSON
the infamous genius o f New York's Twyla Tharp Dance
O ct 8 (7 3 0 pm 1037 S W Broadw ay $ 1 8 $ 3 9 from
Readings Senes Part 1 on Oct 5 featuring The Vespiary.
a new play by gay wnter Matthew B Zrebski in which a
W eeping Woman, a haunting tragedy that looks at the
connection between myth and reality, through O ct 11
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W hite B ird bnngs to Arlene Schmtzer C oncert Hall
S tark Raving Theatre presents the New Rave Staged
S tark R aving Theatre stages Amy W heeler's
rites
of
fa ll &
socialite w hose fnends are her w orst enemies, through
O ct 5 at Theater' Theatre1 (8 pm Fnday and Saturday.
5 pm Sunday 3 4 3 0 SE B elm ont S t $17-$23 from
50 3 2 3 9 5 9 1 9 o r TicketsW est )
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CARDS DON'T COME IN TILL
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