Repertory group executes lively comedy
am Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors"
presented Wednesday, Nov. 3 at
in Clackamas Community College's
inity Center Mall by the Antique
Theatre (AFT).
■nedy of Errors", based on a first
1 B.C. Roman play "Menaechmi" by
, concerns mistaken identity between
s of twins.
vould recommend it for a light and
evening of fun in the theatre," said
hields, CCC drama department head,
intings featured
of this classic comedy.
The AFT is now in its thirteenth year as
a fully professional regional touring com
pany. The repertory group is based in
Gooding, Idaho, and is supported by the
National Endowment for the Arts, Idaho
State Commission on the Arts, Idaho State
Bicentennial Commission, and the contri
butions of private concerns and individuals.
The AFT is totally committed to the con
cept of a touring theatre. It is a unique
company offering a wide variety of presen
tations including "Joe Egg", a serious piece
the group performed at CCC last year.
Along with its presentation of Shake
speare's comedy, the Antique Festival Thea
tre will also conduct a free workshop Fri
day, Nov. 3 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the CC
Mall.
Ticket prices for the play are $1.50 for
Clackamas Community College students and
$2 general. Tickets may be obtained prior
to the performance at the student activities
office at CCC.
Civic hosts Reddy
Pop star Helen Reddy returns to Portland
for two concert performances at the Civic
Auditorium on Friday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. and
10 p.m.
Reddy was named the "Number One Fe
male Pop Vocalist" last year by Billboard,
Cash Box, and Record World magazines. In
a span of less than four years, she has col
lected eight gold albums, four gold singles and
Kay St. Germain
three platinum albums.
Musical comedian Mike Nuen, who hails
from the Northwest, is set to open the show.
l‘
Tickets for the Northwest Releasing event
ityne Price, world famous American are on sale at the Ticket Place at Lipmans,
i who has captured virtually every Stevens and Son, First Federal in Vancouver
iward or accolade from the world of and the Auditorium.
■eturns to the Portland Auditorium for
al on Saturday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m.
A one-woman musical performance, "Love,
’ I
Laughter and Song," starring Kay St. Ger
3, whose debut at the Metropolitan
main, will be presented at Clackamas Com
•as Leonora in "II Travatore" drew a
Pottery by Alan Myers will be on exhibit munity College Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. in the
ute ovation, has been featured on the
jf Time magazine and 21 other inter- in Clackamas Community College's Commu Community Center Mall.
St. Germain's concert will highlight the
il publications and voted Musician-of- nity Center building from Nov. 1 through 15.
Myers will exhibit functional pottery on songs of the 30's and 40's including "I
ir in annual polls of music critics and
~ ' Have Eyes For You," "As Time Goes
throughout the country. Her record which various coloring oxides have been used Only
's albums to date) have garnered 15 for decoration. His work demonstrates the By," "Stardust" and "Come Rain or Come
iy Awards and are among the top use of decorative stamps, scrafito design and Shine."
applications of clay.
Tickets are available at CCC's Student
classical albums today.
Myers is a graduate of Oregon College of Activities office (656-2631 ext. 257). Ad-
nets are on sale at the Ticket Place at Education, has taught pottery in Portland mission is $1.50 for students, $2 general
fis, Stevens and Son, First Federal in and has held shows throughout the North- admission and free for senior citizens with
jver and the Auditorium.
west.
& Gold Card.
st Leonard Klikunas will exhibit oil
-ylic paintings in the Clackamas Com-
( College library during November.
exhibit, titled "Solar Votive" will be
Monday through Thursday from 7:45
> 9 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. to
m.
>rano performs
Kay St. Germain
to perform at CCC
Pottery exhibit set
'imas Community College
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