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most impressive stage collections yet.
Starting with Shrek the M usical in September,
the season lineup is rounded
out by such lauded spectacles
as the world-renowned
productions of Blue Man
Group, West Side Story,
Beauty an d the Beast, M il
lion Dollar Quartet, the
much-anticipated, award
winning Jersey Boys and a
special encore engagement
of Wicked.
Tickets and subscription
information can be found by visiting broad-
wayacrossamerica.com. Subscriptions range
in price from $117 to $550 for a six-show
package. By press time, subscribers should
have received their renewal notices in the
mail, and can renew and add the Encore En
gagement Extra by calling 503-241-1802 for
more information.
Group sales information can be found by
calling 503-295-3509, and membership info,
can be found by calling 503-241-1407.
NW Events
of Note
• The Rose City Gay Ereedoin Band cele
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brates its 20th anniversary with a special
concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 5 at Reed
College’s Kaul Auditorium (3203 SE Wood-
stock Blvd.). Tickets are
$12 in advance, $15 cash
or check only at the door.
Visit rcyjh.org.
• The second annual
March Diversity Month
at Eastrose Fellowship
Unitarian
Universalist
(1133 NE 181st Avc.,
Gresham) kicks oil Sunday,
March 6 immediately fol
lowing church services at 12:30 p.m. Eastrose,
a welcoming congregation, is embarking on its
second series of LGBTQfilm screenings with
BreakJ'ast w ith Scot, a film exploring the issue
of gay parenting.
Each Sunday following services, those in
terested have the opportunity to view a film,
followed by an open discussion.
For more inform ation, visit eastrose.org.
• In other discussion forums, the inaugural
meeting of PDX Queer People of Color
(Q P O C ) takes place Eriday, March 11 from 6
to 9 p.m. at Local Lounge (3536 NE MLK
Blvd.). The first meeting is closed to self-
identified queer people of color only, and a
discussion will be offered about the role of
allies in QPOC PDX and attendance for fu
ture events.
For m ore inform ation, search “PDX Queer
People o f C olor” on Facehook.
• Kendall Clawson returns to Q_Center fol
lowing her recent appointment to the Gov
ernor’s staff as Director of Executive Appoint
ments. The Q_ Center board hosts an open
house in honor of Clawson and her three years
of inspired leadership Saturday, March 12
from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the center (4115 N.
Mississippi Ave.).
For m ore inform ation, visit pdxqcenter.org.
Rose Court and Lipz Cabaret, the evening
promises to be a unique, hilarious engagement
for the newly crowned Mr. Gay Oregon XL.
All proceeds benefit the Imperial Sovereign
Rose Court’s General Fund. Tickets are $10.
Athens' Cabaret N ight starts at 6 p.m ., doors
at 5.
• The 13th Annual Portland Leather A lli
ance KinkFest whips into action beginning
Friday, March 18. Held for the first time at
the Oregon Convention Center, KinkFest
• Mr. Gay Oregon Athens Scities brings a 2011 features workshops, vendors and pre
unique cabaret fundraiser to Darcelle XV senters including Master Skip and slave Rick,
(208 NW Third Ave.) Sunday, March 13. Fea Master Trooper Frank and slave Paul.
turing performances by the likes of The Su
perstar Divas, Vancouver’s Imperial Sovereign
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