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Hot Flashes returns to the Portland Metro
Performing Arts Center through March 6
Local gay thespian Rick Lewis directs the
hit comedy, which follows the career of a
five-woman band from their 40s to their
70s (Call for times 9933 SE Pine St $16-
$20 from 503-775-8017. www hotflashes-
themusical com or TicketsWesI)
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Miracle Theatre presents the world pre
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Basil Hallward Gallary at Powell's Books. 1005 W
Burnside St., presents Girls Gone Wild, a group show
of 25 women artists on love, sex and relationships,
through Feb 29.
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave . pre
sents From Fra Angelico to Bonnard Masterpieces
from the Rau Collection, on view for the first time in the
United States, through Aug 22 Also on exhibit is The
Faberge Menagene. including those illustnous eggs.
Feb. 7 May 9
Shogun's Gallery. 1111 NW 23rd A v e . presents
Gay owned Brian Marki Fine Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, continues the popular exhibit Range o f
Vision, new paintings by noted Portland artist Gordon
Marshall, through Feb 29.
Shunga. an exhibit of erotic Chinese paintings and 100-
year old Japanese wood blocks, through Feb 22
Elizabeth Leach Gallery. 207 SW Pine St., pre
sents a survey of prints by Robert Rauschenberg as
part of the citywide celebration of the 50th anniversary
of Merce Cunningham Dance Company Also on view
through Feb 28 are color field paintings by Gregg
Renfrow.
most seminal photographers, through Feb 28
Hauser Memorial Library at Reed College.
3203 SE Woodstock B lv d . exhibits Big Eyed Street
Smarts, two installations by Portland queer artist
damali ayo through March 14 A reception follows
the 7 pm March 3 artist's talk at Reed Student Union
Lewis & Clark College's Hoffman Gallery of
Contemporary Art. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road,
exhibits Gerry Snyder's Far from Here, drawings and
paintings expionng Sodom and Gomorrah, drag queen
Pepper LaBei|a and John Wayne, through March 14
Mittleman Jewish Community Center. 6651 SW
Capitol Highway, presents the poster exhibit A Living
Wall, illustrating how the Danish people rescued their
Jewish population in October 1943, through Feb 24
Gay owned On«la A r te L a tin a 2215 NE Alberta St.,
exhibits Guatemala Its People. Places and Sacred
Grounds, photographs by Cheryle Easter, through
Feb 25.
piear gallery 809 SW Alder St., exhibits work by
SK Josefsberg Studio 403 NW 11th Ave . exhibits
the work of André Kertész one of the 20th century's
group show, including queer pnntmaker and sculptor
R. Keaney Rathbun. through Feb 29
ON STAGE
Artists Repertory Theatre presents Edward
AI bee s Tony-winning dissection of modem love and
marnage, The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, through Feb. 22.
(Call for times 1515 SW Alder St $!5-$32 from
503-2419807.)
Portland Opera's Broadway in Portland senes pre
sents Rodgers and Hammerstem's landmark musical
Oklahoma1 Feb 17-22 at Keller Auditonum, It's more
than a little bit country when Curly and Jud rival for farm
gtri laurey's affection. (Call for times 222 SW Clay
Ave $23-$63 from box office, 503-241 ■ 1802 or
Ticketmaster)
The Brody Theater presents the all improvised show
Romanian painter Felix Albus through Feb 27.
Pacific Northwest College of Art's Philip Feldman
Gallery 1241 NW Johnson St., presents works by
Paul Kaiser. Shelley Eshkar and Marc Dowme through
Feb 28 as part of the citywide celebration of Merce
Cunningham Dance Company.
Bump in the Road Theatre presents (Old Age
Am t) No Place for Sissies, based on interviews with
Portland seniors and their caregivers, including Old
Lesbians Organizing for Change, through Feb 7 at
Concordia University's Fine Arts Center. (8 pm.
2 8 1 1 NE Holman St $I0-$12 from 503-750-1439)
miere of Yemaya's Belly, a surrealistic com-
mg-of-age story featunng the Yoruba god
dess of the seas, through Feb 28 (7 30pm
Thursday. 8 pm Fnday and Saturday
525 SE Stark St $14-$! 7 from
503-236-7253 or rachelQmilagro org.)
Performance Works Northwest pre
mieres Big Real, a new evening-length solo
performance by choreographer Linda
Austin, through Feb 15 (8 pm Fnday
Sunday 4625 SE 67th Ave $7-$12 sliding
scale from 503- 777-1907 or
mfo@performanceworksnw org.)
Portland Center Stage presents
Waterstone Gallery. 424 NW 12th Ave , presents a
SERVICE, about being on both sides of the service
industry, Feb 13-March 13. (8 pm Friday and Saturday
1904 N W 27th Ave $10 from 503-224 0688 or
www brodytheater co m )
presents 10 Years on the Edge Feb. 20 at
the Hult Center in Eugene. (7 3 0 pm.
I Eugene Center $12.50 from box office.
541 682-5000 or www hultcenter o rg )
premiere of a newly revamped Gilgamesh
through Feb 8 at Wmnmgstad Theatre
Teens from the project s mentonng program
helped design and produce this madcap
show, based (lightly) on the epic poem
(2 and 7 30 pm Saturday. 2 pm Sunday
1111 SW Broadway $ I0 -$ I5 from
503-872-9635)
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CoHo Productions presents Loot, a
dark comedy by the late queer master of
satire Joe Orton through March 6. (8 pm
Thursday-Saturday. 2 pm Sunday 2257 NW
Raleigh St. $ I8 $20 from 503 220 2646)
36 Views by Naomi lizuka Feb 13-29 at
Newmark Theatre. Art and artifice, (lesbian)
love and desire, and a courtesan's erotic
diary all get tangled up in this tale of deceit
in the Asian art market. Directed by gay
playwright Chay Yew Join in a Q & A with
the cast Feb 18, 19. 24 or 26. Gay and
Lesbian Audience Night is Feb. 17. (Call for
times t i l l SW Broadway $16-$5I from
box office or 503 274 6588)
Portland Opera presents Gaetano
Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor. a tragic,
gothic tale in which a forced marriage
becomes a woman's ticket to madness.
Feb 7. 12 and 14 at Keller Auditorium.
(7 30 pm. 222 SW Clay Ave $30 $ )2 5
from 503-241-1802 or Ticketmaster )
White Bird presents the Merce
Cunningham Dance Company Feb 11
You thought your coming out was hard...Artists Repertory presents Edward Albee's
at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall as the cen
The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?
terpiece of a citywide celebration of the
50th anniversary of the legendary choreog
rapher's troupe The performance includes "Interscape"
provide legal and sexual assault advocacy No expen-
and the multimedia "Fluid Canvas " (7 3 0 p m 1037 SW
ence necessary. Call 503-232-4176. (2/20)
Broadway $ I8 $39 from box office or Ticketmaster )
Lesbian-owned One with Heart martial arts and wellness
center offers a free self-defense class for kids
9 am Feb. 14 and 28 at 4231 SE Hawthorne Blvd Call
B U L L E T I N BOARD
503-231-1999 to reserve a spot (2/20)
The Portland Women's Crisis Line seeks volun
teers to staff its 24 hour domestic violence hot line and
www psychdata.net/users/4218survey asp (2/20)
The Rose City Softball Association has two
board positions available, open division secretary
and member at large. For more information, e-mail
webmaster©portlandgaysoftball com. (2/6 )
Get involved in the planning of the Aug 1 Lane
County Pride dunng committee meetings from 1 to
3 pm every first Sunday in the Eugene Water & Electee
Board Community Room, 500 E. Fourth Ave (2/6)
Researchers at University of Memphis seek lesbian
bi and trans women for a survey on same-sex
relationships and gender expression Visit
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