3 o J “ * M i t - march 5. 2004
Portland O pera presents Chicago, the hottest
revival this side of Hollywood, March 9-14 at Keller
Auditonum. The direct-from-Broadway cast includes
Tom Wopat. Bianca Marroquin and Reva Rice
(Call for times 222 SW Clay St. S10-S63 from
503-241-1802 or Tlcketmaster.)
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Stark Raving Theatre teams up with Lincoln High
School students to present wnter/director Matthew B
Zrebsw s Ablaze, an eene tale of teen-aqers trapped in
an abandoned school, through March 6 at Lincoln Hiqh
School Auditonum ( Call for times I6 0 0 S W Salmon
St. $7-$8 from 503-232-7072.)
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triangle productions! presents Circle 10 vignettes on
infidelity, bisexuality, cyber orgasms, lap dances and more,
through March 6 at Theater' Theatre1 (8 pm. 3430 SE
Belmont St. $17-$23 from 503-239-5919 or TicketsWest.)
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M arlow e throuqh March 20 at'Theater1 Theatre1 (Call
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The 15th annual Dyke A rt Retreat Encampment
will be June 27-July 4 at Steppmgwoods. a wooded
women s land near Roseburg. Cost is $190-$215. maxi
mum 15 participants. For info and registration, send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope to DARE, 2000 King
Mountain Trail. Sunny Valley. OR 97497 (3/19)
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ON V I E W
Abbey Cat» 441 N Killingsworth St., exhibits oil on
canvas work by lesbian artist S«r»na Barton through
March 31.
The Art Nucisus 1905 NW 26th Ave . presents
70 National Artists Follow Suit, a multimedia group
show m which each artist has contnbuted a umgue
interpretation of a playing card, through March 26
Poker games to benefit p ear 8-11 pm March 13.
Balinki and DuPray G allary 1224 SW Broadway,
presents From the Looking Glass Figurative Works by
Women Artists through March 26 A gallery talk at
6 30 pm March 16 features Portland lesbian musician
Kriatan Aapan presenting Music o f Our Own
Women s Culture o f the 1970s
Gay-owned Brian M arin Finn Art. 2236 NE
Broadway, exhibits Picture Kept Will Remind land
scape paintings by Minnie Jardine. through March 31.
Diamond Tanita G allary. 1022A NW Johnson St.,
combats seasonal affective disorder with Deeee light'.
a group show of sculptural lighting curated and with
work by queer artist H ilary P falfar through May 1.
G allary 114 1100 NW Glisan St., exhibits pho
tographs by gay Portland artist Paul Dahlquiat
through March 27 Included are representative shots
from several senes, including Cuba. Nudes and
Bicycles Celebrate Dahlquist s 75th birthday at the
gallery 2-5 pm March 21.
Guardino Gallary 2939 NE Alberta St presents an
exhibit on the human form with drawings by Kathenne
Treffmger and sculpture by Carole Turner through March 23.
Lewis & Clark College s Hoffman Gallary of
Contemporary Art. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road,
exhibits Gerry Snyder s Far from Here, abstract drawings
and paintings expionng Sodom and Gomorrah, drag queen
Pepper LaBetja and John Wayne, through March 14
Interatate Firahouaa Cultural Canter 5340 N
Interstate Ave . presents two exhibitions through
March 26 to celebrate Women s History Month Forgotten
Mirrors, drawings by Susan Sumimoto. and paintings by
Laura Foster Artists talk 6-7 30 pm March 26
The Foster Fam ily Care Netw ork invites you to
informational meetings 6 pm March 11 at Montavilla
Community Center. 8219 NE Glisan S t . and 10 am
March 27 at Hollywood Library. 3930 NE Hancock St.
For details visit www fosterfamilycarenetwork org. (3/19)
piaar gallary. 809 SW Alder S t . exhibits Beniamin
A. Clark s inspired by p ear, paintings and sculptures
featunng p ear youth, through March 26
Photography w anted for one-day art shows at the
lesbian club night Tart. Photos should be around the
theme of how Tart inspires you Short film s also
being sought for showing dunng Tart For more informa
tion contact Shoshanna at twist@bust com (3/19)
Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave presents
From Fra Angelico to Bonnard Masterpieces from the Rau
Collection, on view for the first time m the United States,
through Aug 22 Also on display is The Faberge
Menagerie, including those illustrious eggs, through May 9
Read Arts Weak. 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd . bnngs
together various artists on the theme of Interaction
through March 7. Featunng the Modem Zoo queer
artist dam ali ayo and gay artist David Eckard s
Scnbe, in which he etches impermanent circles with a
large self made portable device Visit web reed edu/raw
for a complete schedule
a Time Changing the World Together through March 28
at First Unitanan Church. 1011 SW 12th Ave Opening
reception with panel discussion is 10 am 2 pm March 7.
During your Southaaat Area Artwalk don t forget to
stop m at the lesbian-owned Full Spectrum Health Center.
3303 SE Division St which features work by lesbian
artist Monte Shelton and others. March 6 and 7. Visit
Graystone Gallery. 3279 SE Hawthorne B lvd. for a map
Contemporary arts gallery S hift 625 NW Everett St
#10), exhibits Shadows from Bosnia, paintings by
queer artist Jaam inka M ujcic through March 30
SK Josefsberg Studio 403 NW 11th Ave. pre
sents its final exhibition, Decade 1994-2004, with pho
tographic work by queer artists Arne Svanson Ron
van Dongen and many others through Apnl 10
ON S T A G E
BroadArts Theatre serves up a second helping of
Fat 4 Sassy, a tasty musical about women of sub
stance. fatphobia and who's getting nch off America
getting fat. March 12 Apnl 3 at Rose City Park
Presbyterian Church Id pm Fnday and Saturday
4423 NE Sandy Blvd $16 from 503-288-5181)
The Brody Theater presents the all improvised show
SERVICE, about being on both sides of the service
industry, through March 13 (8 pm Fnday and Saturday.
1904 NW 27th Ave $10 from 503-224 0688 or
www brodytheater co m )
Beaverton s Southm inster Presbyterian Church
12250 SW Denney Road, presents its second annual
Celebration of Creativity art show and sale, featunng
work by queer artists R. Keaney Rathbun and
Richard Moody, through March 7 Artists reception
is 7-9 pm March 5.
Co Ho Productions presents Loot, a dark comedy by
the late queer master of satire Joe Orton through
Artist-owned cooperative Talisman G allery, 1476 NE
Alberta St., presents mixed media paintings by Inanna
McGraw and Mmam Badyrka through March 21.
Dance Theatre of Oregon presents Gems o f the
Tiny's Coffee, 1412 SE 12th Ave . exhfcits
Four Bidden—A Vastly Different Art Show featunng paint
ing and sculpture by dyke artists M aria Fleischmann
Amber Fox Amy Pederson and Katrina Humbert
through March 31. Opening reception 6-8 pm March 5
Woman's Caucus fo r A rt presents One Woman at
The Oregon Education Association Gay and
Lesbian Caucus an organization for educators that
works to protect the rights and interests of queer teach
ers and students, will hold its annual meeting Apnl 17
at the DoubleTree Hotel Jantzen Beach Make reserva
tions at 503-246-2073 or oregonglc@care2 com (3/19)
Belinki and DuPrey Gallery celebrates Women's History Month with From the
Looking Glass through March 26
March 6 (8 pm 2257 NW Raleigh St $18-$20 from
503 220 2646)
Valley, an evening of dance and music by Willamette
Valley artists, March 6 in Eugene s Soreng Theater
(7 3 0 pm I Eugene Center $!4-$20 from box office.
541 682-5000 or www hultcenter o rg )
Eggshell presents The Constitution Protect, a tragi
comic waltz through the pages of our liberty in which
Money and Power team up against Constitution.
D yk cS T&WcLtch. O utfíoT by Alison Beciudcl
March 12-14 at Performance Works Northwest (8 pm
4625 SE 67th Ave $12 from 503 281-1066 )
Eugene Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan s frolicking hit
HMS Pinafore March 12 and 14 at Silva Concert Hall in
Eugene (730 pm Fnday. 2 30 pm Sunday One Eugene
Center $ 15-S60 from 541 -6825000 or www hultcenter org)
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.
wwwhotflashesthemusical.com or TicketsWest)
That beloved classic The Music Man is on stage
March 19 and 20 at Eugene s Silva Concert Hall (Call
for times One Eugene Center $22 50 $45 from
5 4 1 -682-5000 or www hultcenter o rg )
Oregon Ballet Theatre presents a celebration of
Russian music and dance dunng White Nights through
March 6 at Keller Auditonum Includes world premieres
of Yun Possokhov's "Firebird" and Chnstopher
Stowell's "Adm" as well as George Balanchine s
"Serenade " (7 3 0 pm 222 SW Clay St $10-$85from
box office or 503-222 5 5 3 8 )
Portland Center Stage presents gay playwnght
Tennessee W illiam s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
March 9-Apnl 4 at Newmark Theatre Pent-up rage,
desire and need are enough to blow the paper-thin
house down as Bnck. Maggie, Big Mama. Big Daddy,
Mae and Gooper go at it Gay and Lesbian Audience
Night is March 16 (Call for times t i l l SW Broadway
$ I6 -$ 5 I from box office or 503-274 6588 )
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Shout-O ut! seeks singers and dancers 18 and older
to promote diversity, leadership and teamwork through
the performing arts Amateurs welcome 503-848-2496
or www shoutoutinc org. (3/5)
The Northwest Women s Music Celebration s annual
Music and M othsrlods is Apnl 30 May 2 at YMCA
Camp Collins just east of Gresham, Register now at
503-266-3148 or www motherlodemusic com (3/5)
If you want to help with this year's Capitol Prida in
Salem, contact Alex at 503-931-3191 or
a62shadow@aol com (3/5)
To help plan Vancouver s Pnde celebration Saturday
in the Park, meet 4 pm March 7 at the NorthBank.
106 W Sixth St., Vancouver. Wash For more info con
tact Louise at 360-750 8848 (3/5)
KinkFest 2 0 0 4 will be held March 26-28 at the
Portland Airport Holiday Inn with featured guests
Midori. Frank Strona. Patnck Califia and more
Registration applications are now available at
www pdxleatheralliance org. (3/5)
Intersex Initiative will hold a Speakers Bureau and
A ctivist Training March 27 at Portland State
University for those interested in raising awareness of
intersex experiences To register, visit www ipdx org,
e-mail mfo@ipdx.org or call 503-288-3191. (3/5)
Lesbian-owned One with Heart martial arts and wellness
center offers a free salf-dafensa class fo r kids
9 am March 6 and March 20 at 4231 SE Hawthorne
Blvd Call 503-231-1999 to reserve a spot. (3/5)
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